Hello, Here below I am presenting two failure cases (with links and images captures) after attempting to install the script "ZooZoo CMS Pro". The presentation ends with 2 quetions, but feel free add any observations in your reply. If this post is not at the right place, don't hesitate to tell me where it would better be ! *** CASE 1 *** As per introduction, I wish to inform you that I prepared my script installation with creating a database (as required by the script provider), and a subdomain that has its own website structure and directories and CGI, SuEXEC enabled. Then I uploaded the script source code in the WEB DIRECTORY : var/www/clients/client1/web1/web. To do this, I followed instruction from this ISP Config user manual page (see method 2) : But I could not find the form under the DNS Tab to make a CNAME DNS entrie (see bottom of manual page) ??? I went further on with trying to connect to "zzcms.mydomain.com", but whatever the web browser in use, I am returned this message : UNFOUNDABLE ADDRESS The message keeps being the same whatever the URL entrie type is : http://... ; https//... ; www... ; prefix.domain... The problem remains the same when the script source folder is uploaded to the CGI-BIN DIRECTORY *** CASE 2 *** I deleted the subdomain and named the script source code folder "zzcms". I uploaded the "zzcms" folder as a sub-directory of the CGI-BIN DIRECTORY of an existing website : var/www/clients/client1/web1/cgi-bin/zzcms I could then connect to the script with a URL entrie : http://existingwebsite/cgi-bin/zzcms But I could not commplete the script installation process. The installation wizard is blocked on step 2 page, as the "NEXT" button fails operating, and none message delivered ??? See page captures : ZZinstall_dbsettings ZZinstall_sitesettings ISPconf_dbsettings You may observe in the first image capture (script install) that I am asked for a database password ; but this was not the case when I created the database on ISP Config (third link on list above). So I entered my ISP Config admin password instead ! I have seen different posts on forums (this one and others) that are relating the problem to complete a script installation because of the default protection on the WEB1 file : var/www/clients/client1/web1/cgi-bin. *** QUESTIONS *** Could "CASE 1" be solved by making a CNAME DNS entrie for subdomain (if yes, how to do this properly) ? Could "CASE 2" be solved if ISP Config developpers return me helpfull and updated informations on how to avoid beeing blocked by the WEB1 directory while wanting to complete a script installation ? Awaiting for some help and guidance, Thank you KS
