installation error…

  • I’m a relatively inexperienced programmer and with that said, I’m getting the following error after loading all the files and accessing the install.php…

    PHP Warning: is_readable() [function.is-readable]: Unable to access e:\domains\sacril.com\sacblog/wp-includes/languages/en_US.mo in e:\domains\sacril.com\sacblog\wp-includes\l10n.php on line 60 PHP Warning: is_readable() [function.is-readable]: Unable to access e:\domains\sacril.com\sacblog/wp-includes/languages/en_US.php in e:\domains\sacril.com\sacblog\wp-settings.php on line 246 PHP Warning: Cannot modify header information – headers already sent in e:\domains\sacril.com\sacblog\wp-admin\install.php on line 15

    can someone please help?

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  • If you are using the English version of WordPress, this is how the wp-config.php file WPLANG should read:

    define ('WPLANG', '');

    Thread Starter jbel

    (@jbel)

    The WPLANG is set correctly and there doesn’t appear to be any extra spaces anyhwere…

    Here is a copy from the actual config file:

    define (‘WPLANG’, ”);

    Even if I set the file to en_US (I saw that in another post) I get the same problems.

    any other ideas?

    I am very reluctant to advise folk who are struggling to get into additional layers of complexity. It shouldn’t be necessary with WordPress. But since I switched to ssh / svn all my installs go a lot more smoothly. Particularly off the trunk. I wish I had done it years ago.

    Thread Starter jbel

    (@jbel)

    yeah… I have no idea what that means or how to do that. I don’t host my own site.

    What happens if you install 2.2.1?

    Thread Starter jbel

    (@jbel)

    the same thing.

    Same error… no difference.

    Who is your host?

    Are you using ASCII mode to upload your files via FTP?

    Thread Starter jbel

    (@jbel)

    I’ve tried both ASCII and binary

    There is something about this I do not understand e:\ What the heck kind of installation is that? Is it local? Is it on a host? Is it IIS? Apache or what. ?

    Thread Starter jbel

    (@jbel)

    I don’t host my own… I use another company. it’s IIS.

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