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Odo,

Check permissions and ownership of your files. Permissions should be 755 for folders and 644 for files. Also try to clear your browser cache and access website again. If the problem remains, try to contact hosting support, this could be some sort of server problem.

sureshraina,

You may process info at somelink.php and instantly redirect to any other page or you may use asynchronous AJAX to stay at the same page and process the info using some other file.

Vesajohn,

First of all, sorry, I made a little mistake about renaming file.
Actually automatic installation is very simple. I’ve done it hundreds of times of different versions.

So, you need to upload all the files and run http://www.nordiccuisinefocus.com/
You’ll be redirected to installation wizard http://www.nordiccuisinefocus.com/wp-admin/install.php

Now the response you’ve got. That’s normal response from installation wizard. At this point you need to Click on Create Configuration File link. Click Let’s go at the second page. Fill in all the database information and click Submit to proceed. You’ll need to fill in other information like blog title, username and password for your blog, email. Click next to finish the installation. It should work. If you’ll have troubles with database info, wordpress will tell you. If it will not create a wp-config.php file, in this case you may create it manually, but you should insert correct database info there. Concentrate on automatic installation.

thebucketeffect,

It’s not about database user privileges.

Try to check permissions for /wp/wp-admin/ folder first. If it’s ok, then just cntact your hosting support. It could be server stuff, like mod_security or suhosin.

oritzio,

Try to delete wp-config.php, and wp-config-sample.php from the server. Then upload wp-config-sample.php (without any modifications). Then rename wp-config-sample.php on your local computer to wp-config.php and upload to server. Make sure wp-config.php has write (777) permissions. Then access your website like: http://your-domain.com/wordpress/ or if you have it in the root folder, then http://your-domain.com/

Follow the steps on the screen then.

Once installed, set 644 (or 444) permissions for your wp-config.php file.

Vesajohn,

Could you specify the initial error or provide your domain name?

define(‘DB_NAME’, ”); – is a database name
define(‘DB_USER’, ”); – username for your database
define(‘DB_PASSWORD’, ”); – password for your username
define(‘DB_HOST’, ‘localhost’); – database server name (usually localhost)

You should see all the database info when creating a new database in your hosting control panel.

You may change wp-config.php manually on your local computer and upload it to server, or you may run http://your-domain/ and follow the instructions on your screen.

Jaffasoft,

This is probably DNS propagation issue. You should wait at least 24 hours and test again. To check it, open http://who.is/ and type your domain name there, then try to check for DNS records. If there are no records yet, or they are different than should be, then probably DNS propagation is not finished yet.

janechenyj,

Try to re-upload cache.php file manually and access your website again.