B*ans Help Pweez

ximscreamingx

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So I'm trying to install B*ans 3.0 (that I got off of here), and when I go to install I get the following errors:


Warning: include(cont/Mysql.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/lambokid/public_html/install.php on line 397

Warning: include(cont/Mysql.php) [function.include]: failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /home/lambokid/public_html/install.php on line 397

Warning: include() [function.include]: Failed opening 'cont/Mysql.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/lib/php:/usr/local/lib/php') in /home/lambokid/public_html/install.php on line 397

Fatal error: Class 'DB' not found in /home/lambokid/public_html/install.php on line 398

Are there any B*ans savoy cats in here that can point me as to what in the hell I need?

Thanks in advance

 

ximscreamingx

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bueller...

 

ximscreamingx

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bueller...

 

oldenstylehats

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It called for the file cont/Mysql.php and couldn't find it. Because it couldn't find it, it couldn't load a necessary object. Make sure that the file exists and try again.

 

ximscreamingx

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I'm pretty sure the file does not exist. I reinstalled it twice and it's a no go. Does anyone have a working cont/Mysql.php then can send me?

 

ximscreamingx

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Here is the code in the install.php file that the error is coming from:

<?
}

} elseif($action=="step4") {

include "cont/cont.php";
include "cont/Mysql.php";
$d = new DB;
?>

Where do I add the cont/cont.php and cont/Mysql.php files?

 

ximscreamingx

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Okay, so I found the files. They are in the cont. folder. Where do they need to be located in order for the install.php sequence to find them?

 

cpaaddict

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dude just upload files as is. and in tact. dont go messing with them

also it might help if u read the manual that comes with it

 

oldenstylehats

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Also, it might be helpful long-term to familiarize yourself with the structure of directory trees in HTML and PHP so that these kinds of errors aren't confusing in the future.

 

ximscreamingx

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thanks guys

 

ximscreamingx

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This might be obvious to some but not to me. my Mysql.php file (when uploaded to my server becomes mysql.php (lowercase), and I looked at the php code in the install file and it calls for Mysq.php. Does case sensitivity matter?

 

oldenstylehats

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In many cases, yes.

 

ximscreamingx

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Wholly hell... it was a case sensitivity thing.. thanks for all of your help guys!