Marc,
> My first problem is (if it is one) when I browse to the
> http://localhost:81/eventum (directly on the server) I do
> not have any
> redirection to the setup page, I only see all files in that folder in
> http style. What is wrong with my config here?
>
You need to set the proper value for the DirectoryIndex Apache
directive. Your httpd.conf file should be located at C:\Program
Files\Apache Group\Apache2\conf\.
Set it as such:
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php index.php3 index.phtml index.php4
And that should tell Apache to automatically run those files when the
directory listing is supposed to be displayed.
> The second is when I try to run the
> http://localhost:81/eventum/setup/index.php I get the Eventum
> installation form, I fill it and then start installation. Atfer 30
> seconds or so I get a blank page, without anything changed in the
> eventum folders. I have the same result even after enabling the error
> messages in the http://localhost:81/eventum/setup/config.inc.php as
> mension in order posts.
>
Hmm, not sure what the cause for this could be. Can you enable PHP
warning messages to be displayed and send me any output you might see?
Follow these instructions:
http://eventum.mysql.org/wiki/index.php/Displaying_PHP_errors
However, instead of doing the requested changes on
/path-to-eventum/config.inc.php, do them in
/path-to-eventum/setup/index.php (just add the lines on the top of that
file, after <?php.
> After, when I click on any php scripts found in eventum root
> directory,
> it redirect my to the setup folder, showing me the files there.
> Probably because Eventum is not setup properly?
>
No, this is how it is supposed to be. Eventum will redirect users to the
installation screen until it is properly installed.
--Joao
