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LightWolf posted 29th of October 2009 in Community Voice. 12 comments.

Okay why is it that a third party offers a auto installer for Dolphin, yet with all the developers we have here, this has not yet been created by the Dolphin team? This would really help a lot of newbies also. I don't know much about Primanet24 but I see someone on here truly does..lol

What do you say Boonex, will there ever be a auto installer for Dolphin? And if so how soon? Is the auto installer Primanet24 have any good? Are they truly that bad as one has said on here? Folks I know we all want to make installing a little easier then it has been, but with all the hacking going on, please, PLEASE be careful who you get your Dolphin add-ons from. Always look deep before you leap or you may wind up in a deep deep hole you can not get out of.

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killerhaai•29th of October 2009

Right!!

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Zarcon•29th of October 2009

Well personally I do not download any EXE files from anyone I don't know. It is way to easy to add a few little "extras" in with it. (not saying they have)

Chris

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wwwPrimanet24com•29th of October 2009

Hello Dear LightWolf

We dont sell we give free , you can test autoinstaller uploader self on you sub domain, !!
if you have any problem you can ask us, we dont charge money dont wory,

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houstonlively•29th of October 2009•to wwwPrimanet24com

Let us know when you're done spamming.

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LightWolf•29th of October 2009

I don't need a third party installer, but thank you. Sorry but with all the hacking going on I will install all myself. I never said anything about charging for this, but love the sneaky way you do what Houstonlively says "spamming"..roflmao

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houstonlively•29th of October 2009

What's your rush girl? Installation only takes 10 minutes.

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mydatery•29th of October 2009

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/CpanelSyncAdd

Boonex did do it already. At least for D6, maybe one should read up a little before they jump the gun blaming Boonex for something that a lost of hosts already have on their servers thanks to Boonex.

As far as this primaspam guy goes, it's just spam.

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totallyfreak•29th of October 2009

this is a very good point.... its a big lose of time to set folder and file permission when you install dolphin...

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LightWolf•29th of October 2009

Not for me Houstonlively, just some people that are new at Dolphin and installing, would be a huge help. I also have not even attempted to install the last few beta's, just a waste of time and a lot of headaches. And from what I am seeing now, we have graduated to migraines .lol

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CodeSatori•29th of October 2009

If there were a tarball available for download, taken off a Linux server where the folder permissions were set right, and if it were ungzipped directly at the target server (easy enough over command line or even a simple PHP script), that would save a lot of trouble from the installation process for those who want to skip the endless permissions hop. A very simple possibility for cutting down the install time.

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LightWolf•30th of October 2009

Now if I was a newbie I would say "What are you talking about", "I'm confused" "Tar what?"...roflmao

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CodeSatori•30th of October 2009

Haha, yes of course. http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarball

And tarballs are commonly compressed with gzip, a native GNU/Linux zipper. If you ever wanted to move a complete website with all permissions intact, you would tar and gzip it up, do a direct server-to-server-ftp move of the bundle, and open it up at the new server.

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