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Hi all,
I've just installed PHP_Fusion and have the following versions:
PHPFusion 7-00-05
Apache 2.2
PHP 5.3.0
MySql 5.0.51b

I know PHP and Apache are working correctly because I created a simple page with phpinfo() and it's dumping all the PHP information.

I ran setup.php and it seemed to complete normallu.

The problem is, when I hit phpfusin/index.php, it forwards to news.php (as seen in the URL) and eventually says "network timeout".

MySQL Administrator indicates it's running.

I'd double check the sql connection information that PHPFusion is using if I knew where it was stored.

What should I check next?

Thanks!
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Hi.

The SQL connection is done trough config.php. But I guess that one is OK, as you don't get any errors right away when you go to your site.

The system is set up so that news.php is the opening page by default. Index.php simply redirects to news.php, so this is normal behaviour.

Your problem (network timeout) seems to be related to your host, but I might be mistaken. Are you running a localhost, or is this site on-line? If it's on-line, what is the URL?
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Sorry I didn't include this in the first place. I'm running on a laptop that's running Vista.
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I don't think so sveinungs, PHP 5.3.0 deprecates some functions like ereg who is still used in PHPFusion, this can be reason of timeout.
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@Bite and Ken: yes - this should explain the problem I think.
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So I'm using the wrong version of PHP? If so, which version should I use?
Thanks for the quick responses!
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@AustinJim: That's not about wrong or correct version, PHP is PHP, the problem is what in newer PHP versions starting from PHP 5.3.0 some functions which is used by PHPFusion are deprecated(removed), this means what PHPFusion will not work on versions starting from 5.3.0 am I clear?
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By wrong version, I meant do I have a version that is not compatible with PHPFusion 7. I believe that's what you're telling me. My only remaing question is, which version of PHP should I be running that is compatible with PHPFusion 7.

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any version lower then 5.3.0
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i have problem with login, member page didnt come out after correct login..
sorry my english
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