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I have now downloaded the latest version (3.2.10.2) and will start reading the documentation to see if I can install it myself this time. From a cursory glance, it appears like it is just as hard as it was last time and I'm not getting any younger. Hope no one in here objects too much to really boneheaded NOOB questions.
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A fairly popular website that sells and rents game software online is going to stop their forum January 15, 2014 and I have banded together with some of the current forum members to create a new home for the soon-to-be homeless forum members. I thought a useful thing to have would be a chatroom. Unfortunately, the toys mt ISP offered, though easy to install, were not very easy to administrate.
Yes, I've made a couple of references to other sites but have posted no actual links. Having run my own forums and Administrated others, I know that a link on the first post is almost sure fire death if the Moderators are on their toes at all. I don't think I will post any links unless requested to do so. That way I should be able to continue to enjoy help from other forum members here.
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OK, have run into my first hickup. I don't have access to a linux command line for installation. I have access to a hosted server running Debian Linux but I only have access via FTP using Filezilla. It seems to me, when I was running this before, there was a program I ran on a windows system to emulate a linux command line or give me access to the server at the command line level. Even if I could remember what it was, it wouldn't do me any good, since I'm now using an iMac.
Would appreciate some suggestions on how to overcome this hickup.
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