• Well, the title says it all, really.
    The file is indeed there, in the root directory. If I try running setup-config.php instead, it doesn’t run and only does a text dump of the content of the file.
    My web hosting does have the minimum requirement and I did create a database. I’m a really confused newbie…
    Help?
    Steph

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  • Are you installing WP in the root also? The wp-config.php file should live in the root of the WP install and if the WP install is in a subdirectory, then THAT is where wp-config should be. I know just enough to be dangerous, but I do have a few WP installs under my belt.
    The biggest obstacle seems to be that pesky wp-config.php file. Double check the information there. Make sure that you assign a user to your database. It’s not enough to create the new database and the new user; MySQL does not automatically link them. This must be done manually, usually in PHPMyAdmin.

    you definitely changed it from wp-cofig-sample.php to wp-config.php ?

    Fatal error: Failed opening required ‘/home/httpd/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-settings.php’ (include_path=”) in /home/httpd/www/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-config.php on line 31

    Where is your ‘index.php’ ?
    Into which directory have you installed or do you want to install it into ?

    I ‘ve had no luck to make it run.
    https://xxxx/wordpress/wp-admin/wp-admin/install.php
    ^^^^^^^^
    it looks like install.php is getting redirect one level too far — to nonexisting directory.

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