Hey!

Successfully installed SS a number of times on my development machine - but problems installing on a Bluehost server.

Running the install script brings up the mod_rewrite and AllowOverride check screen.

I contacted Bluehost support and mod_rewrite and AllowOverride are enabled by default on their servers.

So I forced the rewrite check page to continue with the installation.

When it tries to redirect to the homepage is displays as follows:

ip.add.ress/~username/~username/~username/~username/~username/~username/~username/~username/?flush=1

I cannot figure out a way around this...

Cheers

Subvert,

Just in case you overlooked this, Bluehost needs to be told to move you to a server with PHP 5. Most of their servers are still on PHP 4

Carel

Josh,

BlueHost's default memory_limit is set to 32M. (at least on their PHP5 servers).
Also, FYI, BlueHost does allow you to create directory-specific php.ini files, in which you can define a new memory limit. You can also increase the limit by adding

to the sapphire/main.php file.

One can view the PHP config info by creating a blank file called "phpinfo.php" in your root www directory ('~/public_html/' on BlueHost), inserting

into the file, and then viewing that file in a Browser.

I just tried installing 2.2.1 today, and encountered the Allowed memory error before it finished installing. I had to increase the memory limit to 96M ( trying other values in the 60's and 80's before doing so ) to get the install, and the subsequent flush, to complete successfully. And even after that, a vanilla install wont run without the limit set >= 48M . Until they can optimize their scripts, many shared-host users like you and I will likely find this a desired, but unattainable solution for our needs.