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This is a discussion on Directory Structure within the osCommerce 2.2 Installation Help forums, part of the osCommerce 2.2 Forums category; Stupid question #1 from a new member Is the directory struction supposed to be: .../public_html/admin/ .../public_html/catalog/ OR .../public_html/catalog/admin/ I thought ...

      
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    Stupid question #1 from a new member

    Is the directory struction supposed to be:

    .../public_html/admin/
    .../public_html/catalog/

    OR

    .../public_html/catalog/admin/

    I thought from the guide it was the former but I see some things that make me think the latter. I have other things in this site so I don't want to use the www root for the catalog files, so which of the above is the typical way to do it? Two separate directories or one under the other. Thanks!

    David

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    Hi,

    It doesn't matter where you put the admin and catalog files.

    I usually keep mine root/catalog/admin unless someone wants their store installed in the root.

    I have change this from root/admin and root/catalog so it keeps all the files together.

    Melinda

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