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Fresh install/update error

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shibaadm

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Hi Rudolfo,
I got this message during a fresh and update install, can you help?

With kind regards,
Holger Meinders

Fresh install: http://hmfotografie.eu/chevereto/

Copyright (C) Rodolfo Berrios A. All rights reserved. BY USING THIS SOFTWARE YOU DECLARE TO ACCEPT THE CHEVERETO EULA http://chevereto.com/license --------------------------------------------------------------------- */ define('access', 'index'); /*** Load the G app ***/ if(!include_once('app/loader.php')) die("Can't find app/loader.php");
 
Double-check that you indeed uploaded all the files and directories inside the "Cheverato" folder in the zip you downloaded.

It looks like you are missing a lot.
 
Zip file : 2.968 bestanden, 508 mappen
Server map : 2.968 bestanden, 508 mappen
Seems like everything is there..
 
When you see the source code is because PHP isn't running and the server is showing that file as plain text.

Most likely you will need to check the Synology documentation for the right PHP setup.
 
When you see the source code is because PHP isn't running and the server is showing that file as plain text.

Most likely you will need to check the Synology documentation for the right PHP setup.

Hmm Wordpress installed long a go: still working
Older version Chevereto : still Working
Standaard installed PHP version 5.5

:)
 
In some servers you can set rules that affects all the website or just one folder. In this case PHP isn't running in that /chevereto folder.
 
Problem is solved.

adding this line to my .htaccess file "AddHandler application/x-httpd-php54 .php54 .php" was the site killer for a Synology server... :)

Thanks for your time Rodolfo :)
 
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