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Your
CGI Path is the path found by the test file. It can also
be found by installing and running the perl_test.cgi script.
This will be the server path to the CGI directory. This
cannot be an URL and it should not have a / at the end
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Your
non-cgi Path is the path to the html directory of your
site leading to the iB_html directory. On many servers
this path can be found by simply removing /cgi-bin from
the path line and whatever folder you've put the CGI part
of your board in. In the example below, you would remove
the /cgi-bin/boards from the path to get the non-CGI path. |
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Your
CGI URL is the web address that you would use to access
the directory that your ikonboard have been installed
into. This WILL contain the cgi-bin folder in the address. |
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Your
non-CGI URL is the web address that you would use to access
the directory that your ikonboard's iB_html directory
has been installed into. This will NOT contain the cgi-bin
folder in the address. |
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Incoming
and outgoing email addresses are basically addresses that
will show up in outgoing and incoming email from/to the
board itself. Many people do not change this information,
or simply change the domain name. |
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If
you're on a UNIX machine, more than likely you will use
Send Mail. Typically Windows servers will use STMP mail,
though that can also work on many UNIX servers if you
own your own domain. The Send Mail path is the path that
we found on the perl_test.cgi script. If you are using
STMP, you will need to enter the correct address. Many
times this is similar to mail.yourdomain.com. |
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Enter
your website name, then your Board's Name, a description
and the URL to the main part of your website and then
you're ready to proceed. |
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