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[dangga00]

Hello,

I'm trying to use a WordPress theme on my Host1Free website. However, I found that I don't have "WordPress" under the Softaculous dropdown menu. Hence I posted the issue on this thread:
pls how can i install wordpress in this host1free.com.

However, now I can't even use my Softaculous, it says "Your license is not active or it has expired. If your license has expired, please renew it to continue using this Software. "

My website is up and running, but I can't access the Softaculous.
What has gone wrong? How can I fix this?

Please help. Thank you!

[pheelx3]

Hi, please post your box and your username. However, I find it easier to upload WordPress 3.3 myself to the ftp root. But please provide information and we can see what we can do.

Regards, Pheelx

[dangga00]

Username: anggar
Box: box11.host1free.com

Thanks Pheelx. Btw would you be able to show me which thread can help me upload WordPress 3.3 to the FTP root?
Thanks again.

[pheelx3]

Hi dangga00 ,

Our CEO, Casius will be working to resolve this issue in a timely manner (ASAP). However, if you would like to proceed with the download, and install it manually, please go to:

http://wordpress.org/latest.zip 

and download that. Then upload it to the public_html folder in your FTP box, at Free Web Hosting Powered by Cloud Computing - Host1Free.com and extract it using the inbuilt file manger. Once done, you are ready to set up wordpress. Still at Free Web Hosting Powered by Cloud Computing - Host1Free.com Go to your server access panel --> Server Access then choose MySQL Management --> then choose Create New Database. Then do you know how to the wp-config settings?

Regards, Pheelx

[dangga00]

Hi dangga00 ,

Our CEO, Casius will be working to resolve this issue in a timely manner (ASAP). However, if you would like to proceed with the download, and install it manually, please go to:

http://wordpress.org/latest.zip 

and download that. Then upload it to the public_html folder in your FTP box, at Free Web Hosting Powered by Cloud Computing - Host1Free.com and extract it using the inbuilt file manger. Once done, you are ready to set up wordpress. Still at Free Web Hosting Powered by Cloud Computing - Host1Free.com Go to your server access panel --> Server Access then choose MySQL Management --> then choose Create New Database. Then do you know how to the wp-config settings?

Regards, Pheelx

Hey Pheelx, thanks a bunch for the info. I'll try it in a bit. And no, I have no idea how to do the wp-config settings. If you wouldn't mind pointing me to the right direction it would be great. Thanks!

[pheelx3]

Sorry for the inconvenience, Casius is working on it!
Well, after downloading the wordpress package, there is a file called wp-configsample.php or something along those lines. Rename it wp-config.php and open with notepad or dreamweaver or etc. and there is 4 lines you need to edit, according to the settings you did in the database.
Hopefully, we can get this resolved!

[seitenblicke]

Within the archive latest.zip, the files are in a subdirectory called "wordpress". If you extract the zip file into /public_html, your wordpress installation won't be in the document root but in /wordpress.

I would suggest to extract the package first locally and then upload the content of the local wordpress directory to the /public_html directory on the webserver by an FTP client.

After that, the installation points to the document root and the installation can be done. There is no need to edit wp-config.php manually.

[pheelx3]

oh sorry, I have always done my way. Next time I will keep that in mind, thank you fellow Moderator!

[iwede]

Hello,

I am on the way to have a domain, and as preparation I want to install wordpress. I have uploaded all the files on public_html, have created db and edited wp-config.php. According to installation guide, next step is run the /wp-admin/install.php...this is which I need your help, how I do it...

Thanks

[seitenblicke]

Why did you edit the wp-config.php manually? This will be done during setup process.

The installation starts automatically if you point your browser to the install dir.

e.g. http://<your-domain>/install-dir/

If you've copied the files in your document root, the installation starts once you point the browser to your domain. But it won't run now because you've edited the config file manually.

I would suggest you delete the wp-config.php and upload the orginal one from the archive latest.zip (The install package of wordpress)