1st step installation error

Hi,

I just get the directory request info and when i click on the go to step 2 button i get this error:

Not Found

The requested URL /examples/install was not found on this server.

This is my jojocms directory C:\apache\htdocs\jojocms (on local host)

Please help

thnx

Hi, I just get the directory request info and when i click on the go to step 2 button i get this error: Not Found The requested URL /examples/install was not found on this server. This is my jojocms directory C:\apache\htdocs\jojocms (on local host) Please help thnx

Hi Nads,

Can you please confirm mod_rewrite is enabled on your server? You can check this via a phpinfo script.

Harvey.

Hi Nads, Can you please confirm mod_rewrite is enabled on your server? You can check this via a phpinfo script. Harvey.

Hi,
I got the same problem installing jojo, when i click on the go to step 2 button i get this error:

Not Found

The requested URL /examples/install was not found on this server.

I have already checked that mod_rewrite is enabled on my server, I can't understand wath's wrong... I'm using windows xp, Easyphp2.0b1
Thank you in advance

Hi, I got the same problem installing jojo, when i click on the go to step 2 button i get this error: Not Found The requested URL /examples/install was not found on this server. I have already checked that mod_rewrite is enabled on my server, I can't understand wath's wrong... I'm using windows xp, Easyphp2.0b1 Thank you in advance

Hi,

Can you please confirm which version of Jojo is giving this error - sounds like there might be a bug in the code somewhere.

Harvey.

Hi, Can you please confirm which version of Jojo is giving this error - sounds like there might be a bug in the code somewhere. Harvey.

I'm using the latest relaese 1.0b1.

Marco

I'm using the latest relaese 1.0b1. Marco

I'm also having the exact same issues. I get get a "http 404 Not Found" error after I specify the jojo base directory file path in step 1.

php 5.2.6, Apache 2.0.63, MySQL 5.0.51, vista home premium

I'm also having the exact same issues. I get get a "http 404 Not Found" error after I specify the jojo base directory file path in step 1. php 5.2.6, Apache 2.0.63, MySQL 5.0.51, vista home premium

I wonder if you both wouldn't mind trying the latest nightly release from http://snaps.jojocms.org - we haven't seen this issue in any recent build, and are trying to get a beta2 out the door soon based on the latest build.

If that doesn't solve it, please get in contact directly through the contact page with the domains where it's giving trouble and we will have a look for you.

Harvey.

I wonder if you both wouldn't mind trying the latest nightly release from http://snaps.jojocms.org - we haven't seen this issue in any recent build, and are trying to get a beta2 out the door soon based on the latest build. If that doesn't solve it, please get in contact directly through the contact page with the domains where it's giving trouble and we will have a look for you. Harvey.

Doh! forgot to enable .htaccess in httpd.conf, works like a charm.

Thanks

Doh! forgot to enable .htaccess in httpd.conf, works like a charm. Thanks

Idem. Thanks

Idem. Thanks

I am having same problems after submitting the path in Step 1.

I get a 404 missing page error. "The requested URL /example/install was not found on this server."

I am using "example" as my setup directory as in the video tutorial. This directory contains "index.php" and ".htaccess" only, no file or directory called "install".

mod_rewrite is enabled. I am using Jojo 1.0rc1. I looked through my "httpd.conf" for Apache but was not able to find if .htaccess was "enabled" as synfield suggested above.

I am having same problems after submitting the path in Step 1. I get a 404 missing page error. "The requested URL /example/install was not found on this server." I am using "example" as my setup directory as in the video tutorial. This directory contains "index.php" and ".htaccess" only, no file or directory called "install". mod_rewrite is enabled. I am using Jojo 1.0rc1. I looked through my "httpd.conf" for Apache but was not able to find if .htaccess was "enabled" as synfield suggested above.

I found the answer in another thread...

<Directory "C:/htdocs">
AllowOverride all</Directory>

with the "C:/htdocs" changed to suit my path.

WORKS FINE NOW!

I found the answer in another thread... <Directory "C:/htdocs"> AllowOverride all</Directory> with the "C:/htdocs" changed to suit my path. WORKS FINE NOW!