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Another one of those vBulletin questions
Alright. I have PHP4 installed on my system, along with Apache 1.3.
I'm able to open the vB setup correctly, but when I click 'Proceed to the next step' it just sits there. It's not trying to access the page - it doesn't even move on. Anyone who has had this problem before while setting up a vBulletin, can help me? I appreciate it. |
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does any other scripts work on your system?
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Yeah, I have PHPMyAdmin working and running on there. That set up fine.
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maybe check out there site they might know better
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Even if you haven't purchased additional support from vB, they give you a variety of support options...
From the vB site: Quote:
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Moved to Scripts forum from PHP.
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