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Old 06-24-2008, 07:51 AM
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Default How to remove script from root directory

I've had a few problems with oscommerce so I decided to delete the files in public_html and start again. Now when I try to install oscommerce with fantastico I get this error "You cannot install more than one script in the root directory of a domain." That's ok but which script do I have to remove to continue, what's it called and where do I find it please? I'm a bit worried about randomly deleting files as when I went to backup it said you cannot do a complete restore from the cpanel. I know it must be me but if you can't do a restore what's the point of a backup? Many thanks guys, a frustrated Cliff
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Old 06-24-2008, 09:59 AM
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Default This is the fix found on Google

When using fantastico you cannot install more than one script in the root directory. If you remove the script from the root directory and still have problems try the following:
in file manager under the public_html folder under the fantastico_data folder click on the file name installed_in_root.php clcik on that name and click edit file from the cpanel menu on the top (or top right).

Change the value of $installed_in_root["kurtscamera.com"] = 1; to
$installed_in_root["kurtscamera.com"] = 0;

That will tell fantastico there is nothing installed in the root folder.
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