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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/04/06 08:16
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By: danijel
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nicofrench!:
What did you mean with "safemode issues.."?
What is ""FTP Assist"?
What should I do, i have exactly the same problem.
Post edited by: danijel, at: 2006/04/10 18:08
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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/04/11 00:35
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By: danijel
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Hey.
Well, I still don't have any solution to this strange problem.
I have the same problem here as nicofrench, but there he is oviously not here anymore.
my host has changed and chmoded the Session save path to point to /tmp.
The installer still reads unwriteable.
AND I STILL CAN NOT INSTALL COMPROFILER.ZIP
please help!
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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/04/11 01:26
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By: beat
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danijel wrote:
nicofrench!:
What did you mean with "safemode issues.."?
What is ""FTP Assist"?
What should I do, i have exactly the same problem.
Hosters can enable a "SafeMode" for PHP, which disallows file creation by PHP, among other things.
You can check this under System status in backend.
- You either have your host enable safe-mode (recommended), or
- Wait for joomla 1.5 (including an official FTP installer)
- Apply SafeMode patch to joomla 1.0.x: http://developer.joomla.org/sf/sfmain/do/viewProject/projects.safejoomla (no guarrantees), which will do the file creations using FTP !
Please not that CB can be installed using this patch, but that it does not apply to CB-plugins installation.
Beat  - Developer on Community Builder core Team
- If you like CB and this forum, you will love Nick's CB 1.1 reference manual !  : Click here to Get it now
- Would like to help us move faster ? Get it, and/or help us spend more time coding by helping others in this forum, many thanks
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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/04/11 01:31
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By: danijel
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thanks for reply.
my host said he doesn't want safemode=off for security reasons.
Maybe i'll try this patch. Later, now I have "installed" CB dumping the db from my local server on the public one. Hope everything 'll work...
But do you think other functionality of CB/joomla is going to be reduced with safe mode ON?
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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/04/11 01:37
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By: beat
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danijel wrote:
thanks for reply.
my host said he doesn't want safemode=off for security reasons.
Maybe i'll try this patch. Later, now I have "installed" CB dumping the db from my local server on the public one. Hope everything 'll work...
But do you think other functionality of CB/joomla is going to be reduced with safe mode ON?
Well, safeMode has a good marketing name, but that's almost all about it...
Yes, there are couple of things which are reduced in the backend mainly:
- media manager
- installing CB plugins
- and a few others. I chose my hosters to allow safeMode, so maybe somebody can reply better than me 
I've still a hope to make the FTP installer of Joomla! 1.5 work for CB-plugins, with the corrections/changes we are doing in Joomla! 1.5 with the core devs. More on this subject later this week.
Beat - Developer on Community Builder core Team
- If you like CB and this forum, you will love Nick's CB 1.1 reference manual ! : Click here to Get it now
- Would like to help us move faster ? Get it, and/or help us spend more time coding by helping others in this forum, many thanks
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Re:ERROR: Could not find an XML setup file in the
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Date: 2006/09/04 05:45
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By: Weatherangel
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nicofrench wrote:
The CMOD is set to 777 on all folders...
I ran into this today because my group was set in a way that Apache could not write to the path. After changing ownership to the group that apache belongs to, it worked fine.
chown group:user /path
1 4M N0T 4 G33K!
1 4M N0T 4 G33K!
1 4M N0T 4 G33K!
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0K 1 4M
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