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Which package did you download?
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i just downloaded the tar.gz package
http://noc.postnuke.com/frs/download.php/1289/PostNuke-0.763.tar.gz
i get the same error.
i installed 0762! on the same server and it installs fine ^^
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I had the same problem. After reviewing the install instructions, it states the following:
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For security reasons, we recommend you to have magic_quotes set to ON and register_globals
set to OFF in php.ini, although PostNuke will work regardless of these settings.
I'm not so sure it is optional for the install. I added the following line to my .htaccess file for Apache:
php_flag register_globals off
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I think with php.ini it would be just be register_globals off
Also, the the php.ini might have to be in every directory that you want it to affect, at least on phpsuexec servers. Fortunately, there are scripts that can copy it for you.
For my host that ran PHP as an apache module, I think I used php_value register_globals 0 and php_value magic_quotes_gpc 1 in the .htaccess
However, if what you mentioned seems to work, don't bother with anything else.
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a .htaccess file with "php_flag register_globals Off" in the PostNuke root solved the problem here.
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We have a new pnAPI.php for the .7x series that emulates register_globals = off, which should solve this issue if the htaccess method doesn't work.
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Thats great news as I don't know of a host that doesn't have register_globals on by default.
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a .htaccess file with "php_flag register_globals Off" in the PostNuke root solved the problem here.
I don't believe that works on every host. Glad it did for you though.
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I'm having the same problem. modifying the .htaccess file doesn't work and always produces error 500. I tried the new version of pnAPI.php and still get the exactly same error is you were getting originally. My server does not use a php.ini file to modify either.
This is the contents of line 498:
'style:=1\ndisplaymodules:=0\ndisplaywaiting:=0\ncontent:=index.php|$mainblock_block_home|$mainblock_block_homealt.LINESPLITuser.php|$mainblock_block_user|$mainblock_block_useralt.LINESPLITadmin.php|$mainblock_block_admin|$mainblock_block_adminalt.LINESPLITuser.php?module=User&op=logout|$mainblock_block_userexit|$mainblock_block_userexitalt.LINESPLIT|$modules|LINESPLIT[Downloads]|$mainblock_block_dl|$mainblock_block_dlalt.LINESPLIT[FAQ]|$mainblock_block_faq|$mainblock_block_faqalt.LINESPLIT[News]|$mainblock_block_news|$mainblock_block_newsalt.LINESPLIT[Reviews]|$mainblock_block_rws|$mainblock_block_rwsalt.LINESPLIT[Search]|$mainblock_block_search|$mainblock_block_searchalt.LINESPLIT[Sections]|$mainblock_block_sections|$mainblock_block_sectionsalt.LINESPLIT[Submit_News]|$mainblock_block_snews|$mainblock_block_snewsalt.LINESPLIT[Topics]|$mainblock_block_topics|$mainblock_block_topicsalt.LINESPLIT[Web_Links]|$mainblock_block_wlinks|$mainblock_block_wlinksalt.','',0, 'l','1.0',1,0,20011122090726,'', 1 , 1)")
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IMHO there was no new "pnAPI.php" since the initial release of 0.763 ^^
the only thing you can do is ask your hoster for help, am i right with this?
my entry to the bug tracker was "closed" -_-
http://noc.postnuke.com/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=3465&group_id=5&atid=101
edited by: beyss, Oct 15, 2006 - 10:07 PM
