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jean marie lledos	Monday 24 May 2004 2:42:43 am Hi, It is said in the beginner's tutorial: The "settings/siteaccess/" directory contains subdirectories for sites/interfaces that eZ publish may be configured to run. Navigate into the directory and rename "plain" to "tscm" and "plain_admin" to "tscm_admin". But my installation (no error or warning in the debug output) of ezp 3.3.4 shows in the "settings/siteaccess/" directory only an 'admin' directory containing override.ini.append and site.ini.append. Anyone can tell me what to do ? Thanks jml
Nicolas Heiringhoff	Tuesday 25 May 2004 4:45:35 am Maybe you have not run the eZ installation process properly. When you have installed eZ Publish, you see the welcome page in your webbrowser. When you follow the steps on the page, you can choose which modules you want to install, "intranet" or "corporate" for example. When I remember correctly, we choose "intranet" an then we found the "plain" and "plain_admin" folders in "settings/siteaccess/" hope that helps a little bit nico http://www.heiringhoff.de
jean marie lledos	Tuesday 25 May 2004 6:37:14 am Thanks for trying but the tutorial recommands to choose the "plain" site and that's what I did. Bye jml

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Monday 24 May 2004 2:42:43 am

Hi,
It is said in the beginner's tutorial: The "settings/siteaccess/" directory contains subdirectories for sites/interfaces that eZ
publish may be configured to run. Navigate into the directory and rename "plain" to
"tscm" and "plain_admin" to "tscm_admin".
But my installation (no error or warning in the debug output) of ezp 3.3.4 shows in the "settings/siteaccess/" directory only an 'admin' directory containing override.ini.append and site.ini.append.
Anyone can tell me what to do ? Thanks jml

Nicolas Heiringhoff

Tuesday 25 May 2004 4:45:35 am

Maybe you have not run the eZ installation process properly. When you have installed eZ Publish, you see the welcome page in your webbrowser. When you follow the steps on the page, you can choose which modules you want to install, "intranet" or "corporate" for example. When I remember correctly, we choose "intranet" an then we found the "plain" and "plain_admin" folders in "settings/siteaccess/"

hope that helps a little bit

nico

http://www.heiringhoff.de

jean marie lledos

Tuesday 25 May 2004 6:37:14 am

Thanks for trying but the tutorial recommands to choose the "plain" site and that's what I did. Bye jml