Can I install if my server only allows .php4 extension for php files?
If your system does not accept “.php” as an extension for PHP files and requires “.php4” then follow these steps: • Rename index.php, main.php, install/index.php and upgrade/index.php to end in php4 extension. • Browse to install/index.php4 and proceed with the install. Note the “Go to Gallery” link at the end of the install will not work. • After installation follow the steps in the FAQ entry above to change main.php to main.php4. • Optionally rename config.php to config.php4 and update end of bootstrap.inc to reference config.php4 (to protect config.php contents from being viewable via browser). • Now you should have a functioning G2. • To support upgrades, find this line in upgrade/index.
If your system does not accept “.php” as an extension for PHP files and requires “.php4” then rename install/index.php to install/index.php4 and proceed with the install. After installation follow the steps above to change main.php to main.php4. Note that upgrading is not yet supported with .php4 extension, so post in the forums if you have a setup like this so we get this completed!
Related Questions
- If we install the server extension for Respondus LockDown Browser (e.g. Blackboard Building Block, Blackboard PowerLink, Moodle Module, etc.), will all assessments require students to use LDB?
- Install PHP 5.2.0 or newer, on Fasthosts Dedicated Server running Redhat Linux Enterprise 5?
- Can I install if my server only allows .php4 extension for php files?