TCH-Rick

I downloaded the script and installed it. It looks pretty nice. I like the clean, simple format and may use it myself. I didn't run into any problems and only made the changes mentioned in the readme file. I didn't do anything to the perl paths, only the cgiurl locations. You might double check the following: 1. Did you change the cgiurl info in the addevent.cgi and viewday.cgi to point to http://www.******/calendar2? 2. I checked the default permissions which should be 755 on the cgi files. 3. You might check your error log and see what it says the error was. Be sure you don't have the permissions set to 777 on the cgi files. Good luck.

Bill, The page worked fine for me. Loads very fast and I clicked on every link and had no problems. I'll try again later and see if I get similar results.

You might check out this thread. It mentions a couple of php news programs that could do what you want.

I believe that we have suexec on here which means the script could be set up using 755 and should work fine. In fact, seems that you will get an error if you try and run a cgi script with permissions set to 777. I posted something about that some time back regarding a script that said to set it up with 777 but had to be changed to 755 to run on here.

Just to clarify, you say that you have the following in your mt.cfg file: It should look like the following: If it is exactly as you posted there would be a problem. You should replace the database_name with your info, etc.

My favorite FTP program is Filezilla. It's a free program and makes it easy to create directories, remove directories, check permissions, etc. Do a search at downloads.com and you should find it.

It does have something to do with webmail. Go to this thread for more information and a link to an explanation.

I'm running Gallery as well and it is working fine. Have you checked to see if the permissions on the various directories have been changed? Can you give a specific error message you are getting?

PhpNuke is a big program with lots of modules that in some cases have been hacked together by different people. As a result you are finding that it is not always easy to get everything working correctly. The site I mentioned in a previous post is a good place to refer to in order to get solutions to some of the common problems. This forum, on the other hand, is designed to support hosting with TCH and the options provided in the cPanel, etc. The problem you are having is apparently a common problem. Doing a quick scan on the phpnuke forum I found several posts concerning the same type of problem. The mainfile.php is only one module that uses the function.setlocale command. Other modules use it as well and you need to edit them as well. I use a free program called HTML-Kit that can be found at http://www.chami.com/html-kit/ to edit HTML, PHP, and other files. The nice thing about it is that it includes line numbers so it was pretty easy to make the change needed by using the info in the error message to find the problem. If you load the index.php file from the main/modules/Web_Links folder you can find line 772 and take out the two quotation marks surrounding the LC_TIME statement then upload it back to your web site. If you are determined to use phpNuke, I would go to the www.nukeforums.com site and do some reading there before doing much more with it. Good luck.

Look through the images folder in either the main directory or the theme you are using. You should be able to replace those image files with whatever you want to use. You might want to check out http://www.nukeforums.com/ for more information on Nuke and how to customize it.

Glad it works. It works fine on my site with the file as it was. Not sure why yours had problems but I have seen that on other sites as well.

I editted the mainfile.php and attached it to this message. Try uploading it to your nuke directory and see if it fixes the problem. All I did was delete the first two quotation marks in line 565.

If you click on the function.setlocale link you jump to this page (click on this link to see it.) About half way down I found this message: Not sure if it will fix your problem but can't hurt to try. I would back up the mainfil.php and then edit line 565 and see if that makes a difference.

You don't need to worry about changing the path to the Perl modules. There is a pretty good description of the steps to take at this link on the Help Page.

You should also check the permissions on the script file. It should probably be set to 755. I've gotten Internal Server Error when the permission is set wrong.

I started to post but Lianna beat me to it. If you scan through the newer messages on here (go to My Assistant at the top of this page and click on Today's Most Active) you can see how quickly the admins post about server problems as well as updates.

You might want to double check that the skin you tried to import was made for version 1.0 of Invision. The version installed from cPanel is 1.0.1, I believe. I installed the newest version, 1.1, manually. After reading a post on here of a warning given in the Admin mod, I installed another version via the cPanel and noticed it was 1.0.1.

If you use Cute_FTP I think you can right click on the directory and change the permissions. At least that is the way it works in FileZilla. You should set it to 755 for it to work.

I have played with both boards and personally use Invision. It has some features built-in such as the calendar that I like and I prefer the administration module for it. I have used other Invision Boards so that led me to try it. Head Guru also has said that Invision uses fewer system resources. You can install both and see what you think. PhpBB has more themes or skins available if that is an issue for you.

I'm not sure, but I think that Movable Type prohibits any type of auto install in their license agreement. One of the ways they support the program is through offering install for a price. It's not that hard to install on here and several of us have helped others get it up and running.

I would put in a help desk ticket quickly. I did the same thing late one night and by the time they could get to my ticket the backup had been overwritten and I had to rebuild from an old backup I had. Hopefully, they can restore your site from the overnight backup. Good luck.

Thanks, O Cryptic Guru. Think I will head over to reset the permissions now.

Oh, ye Keeper of the Help Pages, you need to consult the link found here. (If you don't want to look, it's a matter of changing the permission of the config file you edit to 444.)

It's on the same page where you choose between Horde or Neomail. Right below those options.