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You don't need things to be hosted on Linux/Apache/CPanel, you only need MySQL with networking to access a DB server remotely and not have any firewalls blocking access from outside the local network...

Used PHP 5.1.4 and MySQL 5.0.24 on my server without a problem for ZC. If your server has the resources, I would say you should install both mySQL4 and mySQL5 on it. That way you can switch the DB...

Well, the 2 top things I can think of that would get your images not showing up would be wrong permission, or the path somehow is incorrect. maybe recheck your paths again? Go into the source of...

can we see your site? might help if we can double check the paths.

Connect to the outside mysql server through SSL. I don't know if that's build in to the standard rpm, you might need to compile your own mysql.

no troubles at all, just change the 2 config file, and the last time I did it, there was one item in the database configuration table that needed to be change.

SHOW STATUS LIKE '%qcache%'

SHOW VARIABLES LIKE '%query_cache%'

High number of low memory prunes are bad.

http://www.dreamtimecreations.eu/store/includes/templates/nifty_zen/css/stylesheet_new.css where the stylesheet should be can't be access. DId you actually uploaded the stylesheet? and other...

DId yer move host or something? The paths are completely different :unsure:

One's going to public_html, the other's mydomain-www, not sure what's going on.

Usually that warning come up if you...

And they might be doing mankind a service :laugh:

Budsy, dude, for da love of Small Fluffy Animals, run at least 4.4.1. There were some major major major security problems with all versions...

In the admin config file, there's an option for HTTP_SERVER and HTTPS_SERVER, where HTTP SERVER has an http:// url, if you change that to https:// then you'll be under SSL for every single page.

The one that has the most effect would be caching at the server level set up by your host. I do this on my servers, it cache the result directly in RAM, which really does decrease the load time...

in /etc/php.ini there's a couple of settings that define your default mySQL socket location. If you installed PHP and MySQL rpm then you shouldn't have a problem. If you compiled your own, set the...

Oh, and now come the fun part:yes: , you get to customize the templates to a lampy look :laugh:

// * DIR_WS_* = Webserver directories (virtual/URL)
// these paths are relative to top of your webspace ... (ie: under the public_html or httpdocs folder)
define('DIR_WS_CATALOG', '/');...

Is the database correct? Is it populated with the information you wanted?

Look at your apache configure file for your control panel, I use PLESK and PLESK add a DIRECTORY directive with php_admin_value that set safe mode to ON for the web hosting directories.

You can...

You can test any htaccess setting by putting a php file with
<?php phpinfo(); ?> in the body, just call that in a subdir and it will show PHP. There is a column (right) that will show you the LOCAL...

Is this is a complete fresh install? You can try doing a complete fresh install or a migration? I have both migration and fresh test of ZC on PHP 5.1.4 on mine and it's working fine.

Oh yeah,...

Can you connect to it some other way like via phpMyAdmin or through shell with that account?

If no, try setting the user's host to localhost.

If you're small and going for something that'll do but don't need premium stuff then the picking point should be the seal, some of those like the Rapid SSL one doens't have an interactive verify...

The SSL certificate have encryption keys that allow your servers to set up a secure connection. Then all you have to do is use https instead of http and the server secure any normal URL for you...

They don't, the encryption strength is auto-negotiated between the Server and Browser. You usually get AES-256 bits with FireFox and an updated Apache. The certificate is only used as an...

Godaddy SSL require the intermediate certificate installed to play nice. I've heard of colleagues having the same problem on cpanel with the installation. On my Plesk Server the SSL installed fine...

You can always do a re-install :) That'll get ya familiar with Zen Cart more as well. I probably did about 15 or 20 reinstalls before I got what I wanted. :laugh:

What do you mean nothing happen? do you get a blank page? a normal page that look like it worked? or a 404 error?

There's only 2

/includes/configure.php and /admin/includes/configure

Around the top, there should be a couple of settings, one with a url for normal, one with a url for https, and one that...

Yes, I don't think there's a db key, so just changing the config files should work. :yes:

Shopping doesn't need to be secure, only the checkout portion where they actually enter the credit card and other information need to be. If you go to the checkout section then Zencard does switch...

It's automatic. SSL encrypt the data transmittion layer between computers, it doesn't matter what you're transfering on that layer. All you have to do is install it and allocate a unique ip, then...

If you're going to use SSL, get your own certificate, it's $20 a year from Godaddy, and a few places $15/yr. Share Cert just doesn't look good. Most host have ip for $1/mo so you're looking at...

DirectoryIndex at_domains_index.html index.html index.html.var index.shtml index.cfm index.php index.htm

Is this in your httpd.conf? is the index.php in there? Are you Really Really sure it's...

Index file settings? Apache has a list of files it look for as the default file to run when you hit a directory, index.htm, index.html index.php index.cfm ... and so on...