speckytecky Posted November 17, 2009 Posted November 17, 2009 I have a school website I'm working on which I have managed to borf the settings on and need to reinstall a fresh EduGeek Joomla package. It's Plesk based and this afternoon I tried to upload EduGeek Joomla to it - all but 7 files went across ok these were: xmlrpc\client.php and index.php xmlrpc\cache\index.html xmlrpc\includes\application.php, defines.php, framework.php and index.html Bringing up the site after this took me to the page telling me I needed to remove the Installer directory. Did that. Then up came the admin log on box - tried that, not a lot of joy. Tried the \administrator extension and it took my current username and password but took me to a blank web page not the admin Panel. I'm not bothered about getting the site back as it was - I'd only added a photo and activated the "this site is under development please call back later page. I would like to get it back though so that I can start afresh. Am I right in thinking that to do that I'd need to log on to Plesk and delete the existing site, then FTP the package back up and run the installer again?
Devontechie Posted November 18, 2009 Posted November 18, 2009 Hi Geoff, If you just uplaoded the EduGeek Joomla Package over the top of the files that was on the server, then you wont be able to re-install the site. Like you said, you will need to delete the files from the server and then upload the EduGeek Joomla Package again. If you want any help, you know how to get hold of me. Cheers, Steve I have a school website I'm working on which I have managed to borf the settings on and need to reinstall a fresh EduGeek Joomla package. It's Plesk based and this afternoon I tried to upload EduGeek Joomla to it - all but 7 files went across ok these were: xmlrpc\client.php and index.php xmlrpc\cache\index.html xmlrpc\includes\application.php, defines.php, framework.php and index.html Bringing up the site after this took me to the page telling me I needed to remove the Installer directory. Did that. Then up came the admin log on box - tried that, not a lot of joy. Tried the \administrator extension and it took my current username and password but took me to a blank web page not the admin Panel. I'm not bothered about getting the site back as it was - I'd only added a photo and activated the "this site is under development please call back later page. I would like to get it back though so that I can start afresh. Am I right in thinking that to do that I'd need to log on to Plesk and delete the existing site, then FTP the package back up and run the installer again? 1
rush_tech Posted November 18, 2009 Posted November 18, 2009 I have a school website I'm working on which I have managed to borf the settings on and need to reinstall a fresh EduGeek Joomla package. It's Plesk based and this afternoon I tried to upload EduGeek Joomla to it - all but 7 files went across ok these were: xmlrpc\client.php and index.php xmlrpc\cache\index.html xmlrpc\includes\application.php, defines.php, framework.php and index.html Bringing up the site after this took me to the page telling me I needed to remove the Installer directory. Did that. Then up came the admin log on box - tried that, not a lot of joy. Tried the \administrator extension and it took my current username and password but took me to a blank web page not the admin Panel. I'm not bothered about getting the site back as it was - I'd only added a photo and activated the "this site is under development please call back later page. I would like to get it back though so that I can start afresh. Am I right in thinking that to do that I'd need to log on to Plesk and delete the existing site, then FTP the package back up and run the installer again? ^^^Yes, delete you joomla files from your webserver and also the database associated with the site and start a fresh. Create a new database and upload the package again 1
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