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Just installed twg (1.8.3) . I did a search and didn't find a match

trying to install it. I use yahoo hosting, and it doesn't allow filenames to begin with a period.

Needless to say the install did not go well. I can get to the admin screen, but get an error complaining about the .htaccess file is not there, and I can't get into it.

Is there a workaround to not using the .htaccess file, or is this a case where twg won't run on yahoo's hosting?

Thanks

Paul

are you sure it is the hoster?

I just cheked their site and they tell to run apache webservers - and files starting by a . are standard there.
Are you sure you have uploaded all files (I think you miss the .htusers.php and not the .htaccess because .htaccess is no file of TWG directly).

Best,
Michael

Any file starting with a period was not uploaded. In the zip file there are .htacess and .htuser.php files.

have run into this before. Usually the vendor says to just omit the file. Sometimes I am told I am SOL. Other than this strange issue with not having access to .htaccess (and all files starting with a period), yahoo has been a great provider all these years I have had them.

I have to ftp each directory (or file) individually and omit any files that begin with a periord, or have spaces in the filename (or modify the file to remove the space). So it takes a while to find all the offending file names when installing a product.

see http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallb ... ry-08.html



and http://help.yahoo.com/l/us/yahoo/smallb ... tp-04.html



I did get TWG running without the file.. sorta... http://seeberg.com/tiny/twg183/index.php? but can't get to the admin page. Not sure if this is due to the missing .htaccess/htusers or something else.

Then look for .htusers.php in my code an replace it with e.g. htusers.php and rename the .htuser.php to htuser.php

Best,
Michael

good idea.. i will try that.

Is there any security issue by renaming it without the period?

I have lots of other questions.. but will search/start new threads later..

.ht files are automatically protected by apache. If you like the same security it seems you can do this diretly in the yahoo config... But normally this is no problem because even calling this files directly does not produce any output.

- Michael