Error installing on sub-directory 5.1.3

[TeamHybrid_webguy]

I have been try my best to install the 5.1.3 in my sub-directory of my website to test this new 5.1.3 without any success.

• I uploaded a clean install to a folder I named teamhybrid.com/forum
• Made changes to the .haccess file clearing the comments and adjusting the RewriteBase /forum/
• edited /forum/core/include/config.php also made sure the 'forumpath' (line 103) is pointing to home/teamhybrid/teamhybrid.com/forum

Fully Hosted with PHP 5.3 (according to DreamHost)

mod_security is enabled on the server.

now what is next?

http://teamhybrid.com/forum/core/install/install.php this is the error I am getting

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.' in /home/teamhybrid/teamhybrid.com/forum/core/vb/utilities.php on line 103

[Mark.B]

For starters you should disable mod_security and see if it works without it. mod_security can cause major issues if the rules are overstrict.

[TeamHybrid_webguy]

Mark, I disabled mod_security .... flushed my cash on my computer.

Nothing. this is the hardest install. I always thought VB was easy to get it going. LOL

Still getting the error on http://teamhybrid.com/forum/core/install/install.php

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected '.' in /home/teamhybrid/teamhybrid.com/forum/core/vb/utilities.php on line 103

Your other tech suggested I disable .htaccess

[TeamHybrid_webguy]

Also, I see lots of files in VB that are still pointing to ../upload/core/ etc etc

should they be pointing to my sub directory /forum/?


this is on /core/install/index.php

if (file_exists($makeConfigPath) AND (!file_exists($frontendConfigPath) OR !file_exists($backendConfigPath)))
{
    require_once('../../../[COLOR=#FF0000]upload[/COLOR]/core/install/install/makeconfig.php');
    exit;
}

// ########################## REQUIRE BACK-END ############################
require_once('../../../[COLOR=#FF0000]upload[/COLOR]/core/install/install/includes/class_upgrade.php');
require_once('../../../[COLOR=#FF0000]upload[/COLOR]/core/install/install/init.php');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions.php');
require_once(DIR . '/includes/functions_misc.php');

[TeamHybrid_webguy]

For starters you should disable mod_security and see if it works without it. mod_security can cause major issues if the rules are overstrict.

I did this and had no change. Now your other Tech staff is saying that the main root .htaccess is having conflects with my vbulletin .htaccess on teamhybrid.com/forum