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Welcome to the forums Juri

Folders are not created on the fly you have to create them. You can change the permissions to 777 using an FTP program or through cPanel. Not sure if you can create and set permissions using PHP.

Ball

Maybe the link to the other tutorial can get you going. It has screen captures.

paint

Welcome to the forum, kaarthik

Plants

Welcome to the forums doesitwork! I'm sure someone will be along to offer assistance. I have never used Coppermine.

Yes, these types of connections are possible. Did you create the database? Did you create a user? Did you add the user to the database? You access the database like this. dbname - cpanelname_databasenane dbuser - cpanel_user password - what you created

Is ProjectDocs actually that name? The servers are case sensitive. And is that folder permissions set to 777?

Glad you got it working.

Pickup

Welcome to the forums, Karim!

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Welcome to the forums Bam!

Welcome to the forums Dee While I don't know the answer to your question but I wanted to welcome you to the forums. I'm sure someone will be along to give you an answer.

Welcome to the team Kevin!

Over

These instructions are a copy of the ones you point out.

I am not sure if it requires to be in it's own subfolder. The error you are getting is the page does not exist. Is the page actually there in the wp-admin folder? Also did you edit the wp-config.php file with the information required? Do you have a wp-config.php file? The archive comes with a wp-config-sample.php I believe and you need to edit your database and username detail into it and rename it wp-config.php

hands

You can download your raw log file and process it on your own machine. I don't know of any other way.