Installation Help

I created a Windows Server VM, 

installed IIS,

downloaded una

created sub-folder in the inetpub/wwwroot folder

copied una folders to the subdirectory

opened up url

all it shows in the web browser are the folders. i click on install folder and it just navigates to folders within that directory.  typically, once i click on the install link in the web browser, it will perform a server audit but it didn't do this in the VM environment.  

Please help...

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    • LeonidS  Alexey  Chris or Baloo 

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        I'm not sure if it has something to do with ffmpeg.  when i navigate to the path that ffmpeg is in and click on the .exe, a prompt displays stating that i cannot run on this PC.

        • I am not sure what you are attempting to do except install a version to play around with. I hope you are not trying to run an actual site using VM Ware. Outside of that, the fact you are trying to do this using IIS is even more of a headache. The default zip package for UNA is designed for "Unix" type operating systems such as CentOS. So that ffmpeg.exe is not going to work with "Windows", you will need to install the windows version of ffmpeg.exe from the web. You also need to install PHP and MySQL for UNA to work.  

          There are a ton of things you will have to do manually before you will be able to do this in Windows. So unless someone has a step-by-step process on how to build a Windows webserver and installing UNA that will run on it, I can only wish you the best of luck. 

          You can save yourself by getting a cheap hosting package from the recommended host and installing it there. 

          • HandE 

            Choose Start → Administrative Tools → Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager.

            The Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager dialog box appears.

            If you haven’t already, install PHP Manager for IIS from here. Then you will see it in IIS Manager.

            You can install PHP extensions in the “ext” folder under your PHP installation folder. You can also install them through the PHP Manager. 

            Make sure you have it pointing to your inetpub/wwwroot

            Select your server in the Connections pane of IIS Manager and choose “Default Document.” In the subsequent Actions pane, click “Add…” and add “index.php.” You can also add other files, like “index.php.” This tells IIS to look for such a file, if no file is specified in the URL.

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