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I tried to place the html into site folder called
/home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/gl/config.php
/home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/News
http://www.teamamber.com/News

I then tried to place the other content and config file into a higher folder outside of the httpdocs having failed in that then I created a folder called gl at the same level as News as shown above

I had to set the chmod to 777
this is now the erros that remains.


Template Error: set_root: /home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/gl//home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/News/layout/professional is not a directory.
Halted.

error.log >>
Mon Jun 6 22:58:13 2005 - 1146: Table 'geek2010.gl_plugins' doesn't exist. SQL in question: SELECT pi_name FROM gl_plugins WHERE pi_enabled = 1

I'm guessing that this:
/home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/
is your www folder.
Usually you would copy there the content of Geeklog's public_html directory. However you can't do that because you already have a site installed there.
So make a dir inside /home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/ e.g. gl
Copy there everything from GL distribution including the content of public_html dir.
In this case your $_CONF['path'] would be /home/httpd/vhosts/teamamber.com/httpdocs/gl/
Your $_CONF['path_html'] would be = $_CONF['path'].
Your $_CONF['site_url'] would be = http://www.teamamber.com/gl

Later on you would probably move the config.php, system dir etc elsewhere (read safer) but for the time being practice how it works.

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Geeklog Polish Support Team

Maybe that FAQ entry can help: Installing Geeklog entirely within the web root

The correct link would be http://www.geeklog.net/faqman/index.php?op=view&t=56

sorry, you're right