Dear flyingmountain,

Based on your notes.. I think your installation settings should be as
follows...

flyingmountain (sent by Nabble.com) wrote:
>  - what directory did you set as the web root
> well _serverSpecificVars.cfm said "" but shouldn't it be
> "http://pwp.flyingmountain.com"; ?

application.url.webroot is the relative path from the web root where
your application exists.  If it is a dedicated site for your farcry
application this would be "" ie. blank, as your site sits directly
under the webroot.

Your website home should be pointing to:
c:/farcry/testsite/www
(where testsite is whatever you ended up calling your application).

Your website virtual directory for /farcry should be pointing to:
c:/farcry/farcry_core/admin

>  - what directory is your project installed to
> D:/farcry/pwp.flyingmountain.com (it was D:/farcry/testsite initially, then
> I renamed the directory.)

Ideally the project directory should be the same name as your
application name nominated in ./testsite/www/Application.cfm

I think "testsite" is as good a name as any.. or maybe "pwp" or
something.  But make sure its a valid application name (ie. starts with
an alpha and contains only A-Z/0-9 and underscores.

>  - what directory is farcry_core installed to
> D:/farcry/

Good, no problem.

>  - what directory does your CF mapping point to
> D:/farcry/

This is correct.

> So ...it seems simple but ... please help me fix this!

Try watching Jeff coughlin's video.  IIS installs can be complicated by
the fact that you need to have a directory in place to point a website
at in IIS.  The installer kind of assumes no directory exists.  Apache
doesn't have this issue.

Note re talk of apps.cfm -- this file is only useful if you are running
multiple farcry sites under a single HTTP web site.  ie. for your
installation it should be deleted as its totally unnecessary.

Hope that helps,

-- geoff
http://www.daemon.com.au/

PS. Apologies for the installer.. it is the Achilles heel of FarCry
installations for many newbies.  Tragically more experienced developers
never really use it the same way and so the urge to fix it is low
amongst seasoned practitioners. :(

PPS.  Good news is we're trying to rebuild the installer for 3.1, and
several errors for the existing installer have been corrected in 3.0.2


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