Also, you will need to create an encription key file. This is a simple plain 
text file containing nothing but a keyword which will be used to encrypt API
keys. This file should be kept well away from any www-published paths. An 
example for creating a key file on *nix:

 $ echo "mykey9876" > /root/ooekeypass

API key encryption file not found at "xxx"

Originally by: Rilwar

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Edited by: Rilwar on 20/01/2009 21:46:24

Originally by: CyPhEr UmOs

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I am not provided ssh access or telnet access to my account. They do not offer it. There has to be a way to do this without requiring command line access.

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Create text file named ookeypass.txt

Upload said file to your /includes folder. The one with config.php in it.

Go thru cPanel and rename said text file, remove the .txt from the end.

Use this;

$config['site']['keypass'] = 'includes/ookeypass';


Using the '/home/<cpanel login name>/ooekeypass'; is redundant, there's no point to it. The server is automagically looking for the file starting from the directory that index.php is in, telling it to go all the way down to /home then back up to your userdir is dumb.




TBH I *guarantee* you're getting hung up on the file extension. Linux does not require them, and wayyyyyyy too many people are too used to Windows coddling them.

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