Unable to install more than one script in root directory

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Whenever a script is installed into a domain's root directory using Fantastico, a flag is added to the /home/USERNAME/.fantasticodata/installed_in_root.php file. This flag prevents Fantastico from accidentally overwriting the script within that root directory, corrupting your website.


If the installation is deleted (not unistalled through Fantastico), this flag must be cleared manually in order to reinstall a script in that root directory. Edit the /home/USERNAME/.fantasticodata/installed_in_root.php file, and locate the URL where the script was installed. That should be set to equal '1', which means that something is installed in that location. Change that value to zero, and save the file.


For an example, the installed_in_root.php would show:

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> $installed_in_root["example.com/wp"] = 1; </syntaxhighlight>

Set it to zero, and save the file.

<syntaxhighlight lang="bash"> $installed_in_root["example.com/wp"] = 0; </syntaxhighlight>

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