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07-31-2007, 04:37 PM
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Moving Photoplog from root directory... possible?
Howdy!
First, lemme tell how much we enjoy Photoplog over on PC1O1!  Second... need a little help.... we are planning on adding Drupal to the site which needs to sit in the root directory (I believe) so it becomes our home page at www.pc101.com. We've moved the forum to www.pc101.com/forum but seem to be having some trouble moving Photoplog. I'm told it must sit in the root directory. Is that so? And if not... how do I make it so it's not in the root directory? Thanks! Lyte Last edited by PC101; 07-31-2007 at 05:30 PM.. Reason: Grammer. :) 
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07-31-2007, 05:04 PM
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The /photoplog directory can go basically anywhere web accessible, i.e., on this site it is at /demo/lite so what you'd need to do is move the directory to where you want it to reside, update the PhotoPlog config file as you moved your forum, and check that the PhotoPlog ACP settings are correct. You can move the directory using FTP or hell, or ask your host to move it, and make sure that the PhotoPlog images directory, and all sub-directories within that directory, retain their 777 permissions, or you'll need to reset those (sub)directories to 777 permissions after the move.
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