Yes. I'll be more specific. I had my hosting company install the radiant gem. I logged into a terminal and ran "radiant --database=mysql radiant- test" That created the folder radiant-test with a few files but no app folder for adding views and controllers I configured my database.yml file to connect to my MySQL database and ran "rake development db:bootstrap" I created my administrator and then chose "Styled Blog" Everything came back with an OK and then it was finished. To me it all looked successful.
So, I went to the URL to log in to the backend and got a 404. On Oct 2, 11:59 pm, swartz <netv...@gmail.com> wrote: > Can you be more specific. > Can you list which instructions and the order that you run them in. > What OS is it being installed on (shouldn't matter much)? > > Did you run the migrations? > Did you generate the sample content? Or is it a blank install of > Radiant? > > The simplest way to install is to install the radiant gem via > > >gem install radiant > > for which you may need root privileges > > and then run the following to create the project > > >radiant --database mysql path/to/project > > followed by a migration>rake db:migrate > > from within the path/to/project folder > > That will create the necessary tables. But it will be mostly empty. > > Then if you wish, you can generate some sample content via > > >rake [production|development] db:bootstrap > > -- > swartz > > On Oct 2, 5:07 am, Jonathan <this.is.e...@gmail.com> wrote: > > > > > I just need some help to understand how this thing works. I've gone > > through the installation instructions I found on the project github > > page and didn't get any errors. But when I try to login to the admin > > section, I get a 404. > > > Am I supposed create a rails app first with all of my own controllers > > and views and then install this on top of it?
