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    Default install results to error message.

    Hi. Following my installing Zen Cart I received the error message that can be seen at www.recoupi.net. Any ideas on where I went wrong?

    Says the following:

    Index of /

    cgi-bin/
    fro/


    Apache/2.2.21 (Unix) mod_ssl/2.2.21 OpenSSL/0.9.8e-fips-rhel5 mod_auth_passthrough/2.1 mod_bwlimited/1.4 FrontPage/5.0.2.2635 Server at recoupi.net Port 80

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    Default Re: install results to error message.

    Um, that's a directory-listing, which is a result of the server's configuration for your domain name being pointed to a (mostly) empty folder.

    Zen Cart needs to be installed in the folder that your domain is pointed to.

    So, either you put the Zen Cart files in the wrong place, or your server is misconfigured.

    You'll need to talk to your hosting company to sort out what's wrong on your server, or what folder you should have uploaded files to.
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    Default Re:Iinstall results to error message.

    Thanks alot for speedy responce. Will check to see which is the case.

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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    You have installed ZC under the directory "fro". You can leave it there but it will be much easier to use the tutorial to move it to the root.

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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    dbltoe, good catch. I dunno why I didn't think to check that; musta been because I've no idea why one would use "fro" as a folder into which to install a store.
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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    Aw Shucks!

    The sign above my desk Says it all. Pobody's Nerfect!

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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    Hi. Thanks for the responces dbtoe and DrByte

    Home Directory
    Web Root (public_htmlwww)
    Public Ftp Root (public_ftp)
    Document Root

    Within the folder(Directory) called home directory there is a folder

    called public_html, within that folder I have made a new folder called

    "fro" and uploaded my zen Cart to this directory. I only uploaded files

    one but I notice that folder I made called "fro" appears twice, once in the

    "public_html" folder and once in the "www" so the structure is as follows:

    Home
    _public_html
    ___cgi- bin
    ___fro
    _www
    ___cgi- bin
    ___fro

    I structured like this as my site has is composed of various activities and

    I want each under a different directory.

    Please tell me if this is ok.
    Last edited by recoupi; 5 Jun 2012 at 11:45 AM.

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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    I had a bit of a problem representing file structure using this. It came out looking strange. It doesnt allow me to put spaces from the lefthand margin when actually posted. Anyway, "home" is one directory, "public_html" and "www" are the next level down and "fro" along with "cgi_bin" are the next level down both within the "public_html" and "www" directories.

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    Default Re: Iinstall results to error message.

    That's because your server automatically creates an alias of "www" to point to the "public_html" folder as well.
    They do this because some people find "www" to be more intuitive to them than "public_html".
    But they're one and the same.
    They're "symlinks" of each other.
    If you change something in one, that change is immediately visible in the other, because they're both looking at the same place.

    So, best to just ignore, forget about, the "www" folder, and simply work with "public_html" instead.

    Right now you've set your site up as follows:
    - www.your_domain.com - gives the listing of folders, because there's no website files in that folder, because it points to public_html (this is also referred to as "the root of your site".
    - www.your_domain.com/fro - gives Zen Cart, because that's where you put the Zen Cart files

    As dbltoe said, if you wanted Zen Cart "in the root", you could move it using the tutorial he mentioned. Or just delete the fro folder and start your ZC install over again by uploading its files into the public_html folder directly (instead of into a subfolder).
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