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steve45king · 04-12-2004, 01:57 AM

Hi there!

I've just downloaded phpdig-1.8.0 and experienced massive problems installing it on my server. I was not able to install it via the admin.php interface, the error messages were something like "verify user rights" and so on...
the workaround was to create the database and the tables manually, as well as the config file.

So far, not so good.

Heading to admin/index.php resulted in the famous "No link in temporary table" problem. (is there a now a solution?)

As I'm very new to PHP and mySQL, I my thought was that I'm not experienced enough to install phpdig, despite the fact, many(?) other users in the forum experience the same problems.

Anyway... I moved to isearch, and the installation was a simple click-by-click thing... and, the crawling was functional too.

May I wait for the next release of phpdig!? ;-)

I think phpdig is really powerful, but the installation requires an professional PHP-guru.. :-)

04-12-2004, 01:57 AM	#1
steve45king Green Mole Join Date: Apr 2004 Posts: 3	the install and the "No link in temporary table" problem Hi there! I've just downloaded phpdig-1.8.0 and experienced massive problems installing it on my server. I was not able to install it via the admin.php interface, the error messages were something like "verify user rights" and so on... the workaround was to create the database and the tables manually, as well as the config file. So far, not so good. Heading to admin/index.php resulted in the famous "No link in temporary table" problem. (is there a now a solution?) As I'm very new to PHP and mySQL, I my thought was that I'm not experienced enough to install phpdig, despite the fact, many(?) other users in the forum experience the same problems. Anyway... I moved to isearch, and the installation was a simple click-by-click thing... and, the crawling was functional too. May I wait for the next release of phpdig!? ;-) I think phpdig is really powerful, but the installation requires an professional PHP-guru.. :-)