 Plan To Upload Joomla, how abaout safe-mode in Trap17 |
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 Jun 14 2006, 02:00 PM
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Newbie [Level 1]  Group: Members Posts: 11 Joined: 14-June 06 Member No.: 25,147  |
iam going to install joomla, but i can find free webhost that have safe-mode = off.
how about Trap17 ? cause its really important to have that safe-mode = off because i can't extract (mkdir) to directory when i install a component for joomla. thanx. |
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Jun 14 2006, 07:45 PM
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Premium Member Group: Members Posts: 174 Joined: 25-February 06 From: Austin, TX Member No.: 19,113 |
Fortunately, Trap17 goes beyond your expectations! Not only is safe-mode off, you don't even need to upload Joomla! Trap17 has Fantastico in its cPanel and you can install Joomla! directly without uploading, etc. The Fantastico installer takes care of all the permissions, folder creation and configuration. Its really easy with Trap17.
If you are willing to pay for the web hosting, try ComputingHost, they offer the same features but the server performance is better and you don't have to post on the forums. |
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Jun 14 2006, 08:07 PM
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Super Member Group: [HOSTED] Posts: 498 Joined: 14-November 05 From: Britannia! Member No.: 14,287 |
QUOTE(Paul @ Jun 14 2006, 08:45 PM)  Fortunately, Trap17 goes beyond your expectations! Not only is safe-mode off, you don't even need to upload Joomla! Trap17 has Fantastico in its cPanel and you can install Joomla! directly without uploading, etc. The Fantastico installer takes care of all the permissions, folder creation and configuration. Its really easy with Trap17. That's the Trap17.COM hosting you're talking about. This topic was posted in the Trap17.NET forum. Pay more attention to the locations from now on. As for Trap17.NET, as far as I know php safe mode is off, so you can upload it, but there is currently a 330kb filesize limit, so it may not be possible. |
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Jun 15 2006, 06:00 PM
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-=Hybrid Bus=- Group: Members Posts: 744 Joined: 2-November 05 From: My hybrid bus (in NYC), a computer Member No.: 13,709  |
QUOTE(Paul @ Jun 14 2006, 03:45 PM) Fortunately, Trap17 goes beyond your expectations! Not only is safe-mode off, you don't even need to upload Joomla! Trap17 has Fantastico in its cPanel and you can install Joomla! directly without uploading, etc. The Fantastico installer takes care of all the permissions, folder creation and configuration. Its really easy with Trap17. If you are willing to pay for the web hosting, try ComputingHost, they offer the same features but the server performance is better and you don't have to post on the forums. That is very true, but Fantastico will genrally have very old releases of the software it installs. For example, the current version of Joomla (as of Monday, June 5) is 1.0.9, while Fantastico is only at version 1.0.4. I don't really see what ComputingHost has to do with this, but whatever. |
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Jun 17 2006, 06:20 PM
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Super Member Group: Members Posts: 273 Joined: 14-April 06 From: Ontario, Canada, North America, Planet Earth Member No.: 21,845 |
Fantastico should have updates to its versions of software.
Anyways, try uploading the Joomla! Package by each ROOT directory. If you are installing it into a specific folder, that is easier. Try uploading each ROOT DIRECTORY folder one at a time. That might be better for Trap17.net. I recommend Drupal better than Joomla! Don't know much about Joomla!. |
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Jun 18 2006, 09:31 AM
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Privileged Member Group: Members Posts: 702 Joined: 17-February 05 Member No.: 3,817 |
The best way of installing any content management systems including joola is not using the fantastico but uploading the latest version. Get the latest version of joomla 1.0.9 from joomlar.org site and upload using the Cpanel in trap17 do not. Database must be created before you go on with the procedure of installation. And regarding safe mode on off issue I think you can get help from joomla dot org forum. You just have to insert few command line in the htaccess file in your joomla root folder.
And for a member who suggested you Drupal, I think drupal is a little bit more complicated for beginners especially for component installations. |
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