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A few years ago one provider (not mine) strictly recommended in his docs to create a special subscription for an subdomain in PLESK if you want to use this subdomain as hostname. I'm trying to figure that out right now! Sorry.Sorry for this basic questions, but after days searching on internet I got too many contradictory results.ġ. I have not tried relocating my site from any other location, or otherwise obscuring the fact that it is in a subdirectory rather than root.If you have to reinstall from scratch, it will save you the upload time.

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zip file on Concrete5 in your root directory for now.

With luck, Concrete5 is now running and you can log in to your site and make changes.You should be prompted to enter the database info from step 8.htaccess (NOTE: the period is critical) and FTP it to the c5 directory. Open a text editor and create a file containing the following, starting on line 1:.Find directory 'c5/files', right click on it and select 'Properties (including contents)'.Find directory 'c5/config', right click on it and select 'Properties'.

Browse to the new directory (I'm assuming you renamed it 'c5').(Note: you can theoretically set permissions using Webspace Manager, I just don't quite trust it. Start Firefox and FireFTP and connect to your webserver account.You may want to rename this something manageable, like just 'c5', which you can do by right clicking on the directory name and selecting Rename.

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The archive will be unzipped into a directory, for example 'concrete5.2.0RC2'.

zip file by clicking on it, then go to the menu and select Archive/Unzip. zip file in your root directory, for example 'concrete5.2.0RC2.zip'

When the upload is complete, you should see the.

If you are lucky, you have a fast connection and it won't take long. zip file of Concrete5 that you downloaded, and upload it to your root directory. The 'current path' shown should be just a slash, indicating you are in the root directory of your webspace.

Click on the initial folder to display its contents.

Run the Webspace Explorer program (also under Web Space & Access).

NOTE: By the time you get through the following steps, the database should be created and active. Printing the page for your files is a good idea.

Make careful note of the information you get on the database: database name, username, password, host name.

Make SURE you select MySQL 5.0 format, or it will NOT work!.Enter a slightly descriptive name, like 'C5 cms database v1'.Run the MySQL Administration program (under Web Space & Access).zip archive of Concrete5 via the link on the website, saving it to your PC. Here's the detailed version for the less-advanced user: You should be prompted to enter the database info from above.Open a browser window and try to go to.Concrete5 must use PHP5 and will look for file index.php, so use a text editor to create an.Use FTP to set permissions on directory 'c5/files' AND its subdirectories to 777.Use FTP to set permissions on directory 'c5/config' to 755.Optionally rename the resulting directory to something manageable, like just 'c5' (which I will use for the remainder).zip file of Concrete5 to your root directory. Make careful note of the information you get: database name, username, password, host name.Make SURE you select MySQL 5.0 format, or it will NOT work! Create a New Database with a slightly descriptive name.Here's the short version for the intermediate user: You have a rudimentary knowledge of editing and manipulating files for a website.You have an ftp program installed and working, capable of connecting to your webhosting account.You have a UNIX shared hosting account on with MySQL access.

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I am not an IT professional and cannot be responsible for the failure of this process, or any negative outcome you might experience.

By following these instructions, you may be able to do so too. I successfully got Concrete5 working on a shared UNIX hosting account.

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