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Hey I have problems installing jforum 2.0. I have downloaded and uploaded the files. but when I try to install it trough http://forums.mysite.info/install/install.page?module=install&action=welcome it says: "The page cannot be found" and when I look in /install dir there is no install.page . What should I do?
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I forgot to say that I am using public hosting company and their server is Apache/1.3.31 .

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You need at least Tomcat to run JForum, Apache Httpd alone won't work.
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