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Please help me I am unable to install ATutor



  • 2004-03-28 18:50:27

    Please help me I am unable to install ATutor

    Last week I download A tutor as documnets available on your website I type url as http://localhost:90/atutor/

    (Please note that at present my operating system is windows XP and I am having IIS server in http:\\localhost\
    So my apache server host is 90 I am havine some other PHP, My sql runs on Apache and running smoothly)

    When I type atutor url(http://localhost:90/atutor/) my server replied to me as

    "Forbidden
    You don't have permission to access /atutor/ on this server.
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
    Apache/1.3.27 Server at www.sinfosys.com Port 90

    My Atutor folder is located on my E/Projects
    Ofcource in document root I am given E\Projects and other my projects are running smoothly.

    when I open include/Config.php in Atutor there is just a single line as

    <?php /* This file is a placeholder. Do not delete. Use the automated installer. */?>

    now my question is how to install and configure Atutor?
    Which folder I need to connect my database user ID pass....etc?

    I am unalbe to move forword

    Please suggest us and help us

    Thank you very much.

    I am thankful to you if you send me mail ibrahim@sinfosys.com

    thank you very much
    Hope to hear from you soon


    Ibrahim


  • 2004-04-25 04:25:32

    no response from long time

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  • 2004-04-25 08:40:12

    reinstall

    Have you tried reinstalling?

    What version of ATutor are you referring to?

    What version of php are you using?

    Uncheck the read only checkbox on the atutor directory if it is checked. Right click on the atutor folder and choose properties.

    The installer does all the configuration, and places values in include/config.inc.php. Information about installing and configuring ATutor is available on the atutor.ca site

    What you have describes sound like an apache configuration problem.


  • 2004-04-27 21:40:20

    maybe....

    You didn't configure the apache file:httpd.conf,
    set the default file:index.php,ex:


    httpd.conf:

    DirectoryIndex index.html index.html.var index.php