Use this guys tutorial on youtube, it's really useful to walk you through some files which need altering - Watch HereĪfter running though all his videos (or as far as he got with them), I was able to have a database hooked up and my osCommerce running fine on GoDaddy.
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Unzip your download of osCommerce and upload the 'catalog' file into your root folder.Ģ. Note: I also work using FlashFXP for my file transer.ġ. I'm using the latest osCommerce download, currently ''. Okay here's my osCommerce solutions for GoDaddy, so far. I'm working on the osCommerce issue right now so will follow up with more after this :) I then had to rename my default Index page (Index.html) to 'Welcome.html'. It took about 3 or 4 hour for my server to be back up and running. Switching you plans over will not cost you any extra. At very bottom of the Account Details boz, click 'Continue'. Check the 'Economy Hosting - Linux (Free with Domain) - $0.00/mo' (or whichever Linux alternative to your current hosting plan).Ħ. Again in the Account Details box, look for the 'Select New Plan' section.
In the right hand Account Details box, at the bottom, click 'Upgrade/Downgrade Hosting Account'.ĥ. When this page loads you will notice the right column now displays 'Account Details'.Ĥ. In the Hosting Account table, click on your website name. In the 'Hosting Account' table you will see it states your site name, under which will say something along the lines of 'Economy Hosting - Windows (Free with Domain)'.ģ. Log into your account and navigate to the 'hosting' page.Ģ.
On GoDaddy, you can switch your account to Linux by doing the following:ġ. it's not hard to do but it can take 2-24 hours to get back up and running. I had this same problem and asked GoDaddy to switch to Linux, but they say to do it yourself.
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