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[Pascal]

Sequence of the installation of Coppermine in connection with the SMF Forum.

 In which order I must install the things mentioned, so that I have it with the registration the user so, how here?

Sorry fpr the Babelfish-English.

Falls hier auch deutschsprachige User sind, die mir helfen können:

In welcher Reihenfolge muß ich die genannten Dinge installieren, damit ich es mit der Registrierung der User so habe, wie hier?

[Casper]

Hi,

first, get a copy of the latest bridge file from the cvs, http://cvs.sourceforge.net/viewcvs.py/coppermine/stable/bridge/smf.inc.php

Install coppermine, without bridging, using the same database as SMF. Check that it all works.

Edit your bridge file and include/init.inc.php as required, and upload them.

Log on to your forum, browse to the gallery, you should still be logged on.

In coppermine, click on 'groups', and set the permissions for the groups as you want them

[Pascal]

I have installed both Programs in One Datebase.

Coppermine have the Prefix fotocopper
The SMF have the Prefix fotoboard


What must at this Position in the Bridge-File?:

// Set this to the location of your Settings file:
$path = '../smf';

In Both, Forum und Coppermine, have i the same Name for the Admin.


Edit, ich have found the Problem. I haswrote the thhp-URL I have must wrote the htdocs-URL.

Thanks for the Help

[Joachim Müller]

Glad you were able to solve this on your own.

For all who have similar problems and might get confused (language issue mabye), here's the solution in detail, with proper wording:
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// Set this to the location of your Settings file:
$path = '../smf';in the SMF bridge file, you mustn't enter your board's url (like http://yourdomain.tld/smf/), but a relative path seen from your coppermine install. The two dots with a slash say "one directory up towards root level", followed by the folder name your SMF board is located at.
Some examples:

Coppermine URL	SMF Board URL	$path in your coppermine bridge file
http://foobar.com/coppermine/	http://foobar.com/smf/	$path = '../smf';
http://foobar.com/gallery/	http://foobar.com/forum/	$path = '../forum';
http://foobar.com/mystuff/coppermine/	http://foobar.com/board/	$path = '../../board';
http://foobar.com/coppermine/	http://foobar.com/mysubfolder/my_board/	$path = '../mysubfolder/my_board';

Hope this clarifies things for you - mind the technical terms URI/URL/relative path/absolute path. They all mean different things, although there's no such thing as a "htdocs-URL"...

GauGau

[Casper]

One other possible layout, which I have on a SMF test install;

Coppermine URL			SMF Board URL			$path in your coppermine bridge file
http://foobar.com/coppermine/			http://foobar.com/			$path = '..';