[Resolved] Anyone Familiar With Zelune?

[Nathan]

Anyone Familiar With Zelune?

Hey there! I just recently bought the proxy script zelune. I have a kind of newbie question... I don't know which files go in what directories. Unfortunately I cannot post the files/ script here, but I will post their names and filetypes.

cookies - folder
js - folder
js contains: main - Javascript file
Uploads - folder

form.php
home.php
index.php
readme.txt
readme reads: To get this script working, you need to CHMOD both "cookies" and "uploads" to 777
After you've done that, ensure safe_mode is off, and open_basedir is UNSET! (PHP related)


I am a bit of a noob, if anyone familiar with this script could tell me how to get it working I would be EXTREMELY grateful

Also, I do not know how to do what the readme says... basically a foregin language to me :lol:

Thanks for your time,
- Matt

 

[Jim_]

First, upload all the files to your web host with whatever FTP client you feel like using.

Then, right click on the cookies and uploads folders and look for an option that says something similar to one of the following: CHMOD, Properties, Attributes, Permissions. Your client should give you options to set permissions on these folders. Either you will be able to enter the numerical value 777 or you will be able to check off boxes (check them all).

Now give it a try and see if the proxy script is working. If it's not - try contacting your host and asking them to disable safe_mode and unset open_basedir. They should understand and be able to configure PHP for you.

 

[Nathan]

Do I upload all of the files to the "www" folder or just the "/" ?

 

[Jim_]

Yep. The 'www' folder would be the right place to upload it.

 

[champ_rock]

i think public_html would be the right place to upload..

www will automatically get updated

 

[Nathan]

Everything is working

If anyone cares: http://www.killmyip.com

Thanks for all the help

 

[Richard]

I fixed this up for you Phaethon.

Upload everything in /public_html/ including the index.php file, for next time.