Saturday, December 28 2002 @ 10:46 PM EST
Contributed by: anonymous
Views: 1,230
Hi,
I need alittle help unserstanding some of the instructions:
I understand this Step 1: Back up your Geeklog Database. The Stats plugin adds tables to your Geeklog database. You can do this with the built in admin backup facility.
I understand this Step 2: Uncompress the Stats plugin archive while in the /plugins directory. The archive will create a directory called stats in the plugins directory.
Here is where you lose me Step 3: Create the public_html and admin directories. Under your html directory (usually public_html) create a directory called stats. Under your admin/plugins/ directory create a directory called stats.
I'm still lost Step 4: Change to your /plugins/stats/ directory. Copy the files in the admin directory to the admin/plugins/stats/ directory your created in step 3. Copy the files and directories in the public_html directory to the public_html/stats/ directory your created in step 3.
The following comments are owned by whomever posted them. This site is not responsible for what they say.
Stats Install help
Authored by: tomw on
Sunday, December 29 2002 @ 06:26 AM EST
This procedure is used by all plugins so you had better get used to it. Lets see if I can make it a little more clear. I will use the standard geeklog directory structure -- you will have to modify these instructions if you have deviated from the standard install.
Step 3: The standard directory structure is:
geeklog/plugins/stats/.......
geeklog/public_html/admin/plugins/{stats}
geeklog/public_html/{stats}
The two places where you find {stats} above you need to create a directory named stats.
Step 4:
If you are in the geeklog/plugins/stats directory the linux commands to do this are:
Step 3: The standard directory structure is:
geeklog/plugins/stats/.......
geeklog/public_html/admin/plugins/{stats}
geeklog/public_html/{stats}
The two places where you find {stats} above you need to create a directory named stats.
Step 4:
If you are in the geeklog/plugins/stats directory the linux commands to do this are:
cp -r admin/* ../../public_html/admin/plugins/stats
cp -r public_html/* ../../public_html/stats
Any more clear?
Tom