Some of your folders do not have the correct permissions.
Using your ftp client, or via command line, make sure that the following permissions are set for your vanilla installation:
chmod -R 777 /some/path/to/htdocs/confchmod -R 777 /some/path/to/htdocs/uploadschmod -R 777 /some/path/to/htdocs/cache
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- It cannot find the masterview, which is really strange with a default install
- You must have the MySQL driver for PDO enabled in order for Vanilla to connect to your database.
Try to check if these paths exist:Some of your folders do not have the correct permissions.
Using your ftp client, or via command line, make sure that the following permissions are set for your vanilla installation:
0 => '/some/path/to/htdocs/themes/default/dashboard/views/setup.master*',
1 => '/some/path/to/htdocs/themes/default/views/setup.master*',
2 => '/some/path/to/htdocs/applications/dashboard/views/setup.master*',
3 => '/some/path/to/htdocs/applications/dashboard/views/setup.master*',
and after that try to see if the PDO MySQL driver is installed. I think that's where the problem started and it all went downhill from there :-)
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