> Totally. I am just worried about all these new people setting it up wrong
> (as they have been). But I guess as long as there is a clear warning in the
> install file it's their mistake to make. Maybe instead of finding
Well, here is what the install file for 1.0.4 says....I thought it was
saying where you put the modules directory inside your docroot...it
is rather confusing because it says that your htdocs directory goes
in your docroot, but then says the modules directory should go in
the same directory your htdocs, which would be in the docroot
also! But it also says to put it outside your docroot.
I think this should be cleared up, with a better example, and it
should be explained WHY this should be done. I guess I am just
one of those idiots that didn't realize what this was saying. I think
the problem is there are two htdocs directories. The layout should
be something like this, right:
/Apache/htdocs/htdocs/index.php
/Apache/modules/ etc.
where /Apache/htdocs is your document root.
>From the install file:
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* put the files in the htdocs directory inside your htdocs directory
This distribution contains two main directories, htdocs and
modules.
Copy the contents of the htdocs directory into the root of your Web
server. With a plain Apache installation this should be called
htdocs
and will be inside the main Apache directory, something like
/usr/local/apache/htdocs or /www/htdocs.
* put the modules directory in the same directory with htdocs
The modules directory should be copied into the same directory
that
contains your document root. By default FreeTrade assumes this
relationship to guess where the modules are. Your directory might
look like:
Apache/
htdocs/
modules/
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