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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: Anonymous[/u][p]Hi guys - Geeklog seems awesome and I am anxious to test it out on my website.  I ran the install and expect I am having trouble with the paths in the config file.  The install appeared to go fine, however when I run the index page, I get the following message:

"Unfortunately, an error has occurred rendering this page. Please try again later."

OK, here are my questions on the file locations:

1) I locate the contents of the public_html directory at my website root directory so if I wanted to locate the index.php from the public_html directory, it'd be at http://www.mywebsite.com/index.php

2) I then locate the following files/directiories one level up from my website root (from where i put the index.php file) so that they are protected from general public access:

backups, 
data, 
language, 
logs, 
plugins, 
sql, 
system & 
config.php ...

I cant locate the logs directory here because my host has a directory called logs that is not writable (and cant chmod).  so I created a subdirectory called "geeklog" and put all these files within it ... so it is essentially at the same level as mywebsite.com

3) the paths in config.php should therefore be:

$_CONF['path']            = '/hsphere/local/home/username/geeklog/';

$_CONF['path_html']         = $_CONF['path'];

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