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24/07/2002 09:58:02
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Anonymous
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Hello...
I'm running (at least attempting to) Guestbook 1.51... Which I think is an amazing guestbook! On my Macintosh, OSX built in Apache Server....
Okay... the same ol' problem for the zillionth time... When I click the "Sign Book" button, the resulting page gets that same old error code
"Cannot create ID file guest_id.txt in /book. Please check your base directory." I chmoded 777, 755, and 666 both the file and the directory "book".... Nothing.... It's getting pretty annoying, because i'm sure it's just a little thing I'm looking over....
Any suggestions, or help would be most appreciated!
Regards, Jon
imalgen@imalgen1000.org
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26/07/2002 21:49:10
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Anonymous
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Your internal path is wrong!
/book is the path from the URL
but need the path on your server which is e.g
/usr/local/httpd/htdocs/book
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12/01/2006 23:11:25
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DoubleUK
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Joined: 12/01/2006 22:59:43
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Jonathan wrote:Hello...
Okay... the same ol' problem for the zillionth time... When I click the "Sign Book" button, the resulting page gets that same old error code
"Cannot create ID file guest_id.txt in /book. Please check your base directory." I chmoded 777, 755, and 666 both the file and the directory "book".... Nothing.... It's getting pretty annoying, because i'm sure it's just a little thing I'm looking over....
Any suggestions, or help would be most appreciated!
Regards, Jon
imalgen@imalgen1000.org
It took me a zillion corrections to find the correct url path until I hit the right one.
Look on the page (where the error-message is) for: DOCUMENT_ROOT
• Copy the path that follows on DOCUMENT_ROOT
• Open the 'guestbook.pl'-file in a texteditor.
• go to the part that says:
# base directory to all guestbook files from the server root without trailing "/"
$base_dir = "/home/usr/you/book";
• Paste the aforementioned path and put it before the '/book' part.
• Upload it to your server in the cgi-bin folder (don't forget to change it's mode to '755')
• Cross your fingers and see how it works.
Good luck!
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