I just tried this one 3 servers in dif locations and after hittin INSTALL button it just reverts back to install page. Its a Piece Of Shit
great share brother :) thanks
I dont even remember lol
(03-07-2015 08:03 PM)dreamcube Wrote: [ -> ] (03-06-2015 04:13 PM)dollabillz1 Wrote: [ -> ]I just tried this one 3 servers in dif locations and after hittin INSTALL button it just reverts back to install page. Its a Piece Of Shit
Did you download it from the link in post #16?
http://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-GET-...pid1166132
I guess i missed the update woot Ill check it out again (03-02-2015 09:41 PM)Loomy Wrote: [ -> ]***UPDATE***
There was a Boo-boo in tbe Installer, please ignore mirrors from others - and grab the PROPER/Fixed version here:-
DOWNLOAD SENDY-2.0.1-PROPER
MULTIPLE MIRRORS HERE
Apologies for inconvenience 
Hey I installed the script but have an issue. Has anyone else installed it?
I downloaded the version in Loomey's first post, so I know it is the corrected one.
After installing it, to login it takes me to domain/login and throws me a 404 because it is supposed to throw me to domain/login.php
As part of the compatibility checklist, mod_rewrite needs to be enabled.
If you get a 404 error after installing, this means mod_rewrite may not be enabled.
Some hosts returns a 404 error even when it's enabled. To fix this, try adding the following line to .htaccess file right after the line RewriteEngine On:
RewriteBase / if your installation URL looks like
http://mydomain.com or
http://s3ndy.mydomain.com
or
RewriteBase /s3ndy if your installation URL looks like
http://mydomain.com/s3ndy
If both lines does not work, create a .htaccess file (if it does not exist) in your root directory with this line:
RewriteBase /
If everything fails, mod_rewrite is not enabled on your server, consult your host to enable mod_rewrite
I hope this will help you fix the issue...
Good luck!
Chris
Thanks I will follow this path to sort it out.
My host is fine with a mod rewrite since I have many wordpress installs.
I did notice that the upload didn't have an .htaccess in it and one was not created when I installed the script.
Do I need to add a rule? I added the correct RewriteBase /
This is what I have:
RewriteEngine On
RewriteBase /
Here is my server config check:
Server configuration:
Your PHP version is 5.3.29
mysqli extension is installed
mod_rewrite is enabled
display_errors is turned off
hash is enabled
curl is enabled
gettext is enabled
curl_exec is enabled
curl_multi_exec is enabled
Score: 9/9
Never mind yal, I figured it out.
I unzipped the upload on my computer and copied everything over via ftp. However on my local computer it was hiding the included .htacess file, so it was never uploaded.
I turned on hidden files, saw it, then copied it over. Now it is working properly.
Thanks yal
Good to hear that...
You are welcome!
Chris