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Kunena 6.2.6 released
The Kunena team has announce the arrival of Kunena 6.2.6 [K 6.2.6] which is now available for download as a native Joomla extension for J! 4.4.x/5.0.x. This version addresses most of the issues that were discovered in K 6.1 / K 6.2 and issues discovered during the last development stages of K 6.2
Question help with install
After a lot of hard work I've got my Joomla online.
Now I downloaded Kunena 1.5, but don't really know how to proper install it and put it on my website.
I'm asking this because after the hard work I don't want to jam my site because I did something wrong.
Some one please help :blush:
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When I want to upload the kunena.install I got the message:
JFolder::create: Path not in open_basedir paths
Warning! Failed to move file.
Unknown Archive Type
What do I do wrong?
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Warning! Failed to move file. (Even when I place the zipped file in the map of joomla).
And when I upload the installationfile I get the message: JFolder::create: Path not in open_basedir paths
Warning! Failed to move file.
Unknown Archive Type (Even when I place the zipped file in the map of joomla)
What to do next?
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What is your php version ?
What is your joomla! version ?
Check that these directories have the permissions on 777 :
/components
/modules
/language/en-GB
/administrator/components
/administrator/modules
/administrator/language/en-GB
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Sounds like you have a permissions issue. This is very true if you are using an installation like XMAPP which does not always play nice with permission issues.
@xillibit, just wondering would it be better to have permissions on 755 on those associated directories, otherwise you leave those extrememly wide open. Just a suggestion
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Do you have the safe mode on off ? - dont't know, where do I've got te look?Do you have the safe mode on off ?
What is your php version ?
What is your joomla! version ?
Check that these directories have the permissions on 777 :
/components
/modules
/language/en-GB
/administrator/components
/administrator/modules
/administrator/language/en-GB
What is your php version ? - by my webhost I see phpmyadmin 2.9.2
What is your joomla! version ? - 1.5.16
For that safetything you've got to help me, because (as you noticed) I'm a bit of a noob on this.
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Look in your phpinfo and search for safe_mode
Do you have the safe mode on off ? - dont't know, where do I've got te look?
misterdj wrote:
This is phpmyadmin is different to you php version, you will see that too in the phpinfoWhat is your php version ? - by my webhost I see phpmyadmin 2.9.2
Do you have checked the permissions of joomla! directories ? You can look in joomla! backend in Help -> system info -> directory permissions
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Cache Directory - Writable
Cache Directory - Writable
Log Directory - Unwritable
Temp Directory - Unwritable
Can there by a problem with this settings?
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