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My webserver doesn't accept *.gz files.What can i do ?
I don't have the button "i agree" on the webpage.

I believe there may be some changes to that, if they haven't already been made - have you tried the latest snapshot?

btw, if no support for gz, how do you get on for backups? Change host

As a temporary fix, and to keep the GPL agreement, give this a try.

Using WinZip, or similar, extract the file GPL.inc from the GPL.gz file. Upload that to the install directory (where the GPL.gz file is)... leave the original GPL.gz intact.

Modify the file install.php, in your root directory, as follows;

FIND, in install.php

PHP:

if (function_exists('readgzfile')) { echo '<textarea name="textfield" rows="15" cols="80">'; readgzfile('install/GPL.gz'); echo '</textarea>'; } else { echo '<h2 align="center">'.$instlang['no_zlib'].'</h2>'; }

and CHANGE TO;

PHP:

ABOVE THAT, comment out the following;

PHP:

$gpl_md5 = 'd091504b07b03991e24b6075ccc21f38'; if ($gpl_md5 !== md5_file('install/GPL.gz')) { die('<h2 align="center">'.$instlang['license_edited'].'</h2>'); }

Then, run the installer.

What this does is checks to see if the file GPL.inc exists in the install directory. If it does, it bypasses the original routine to read from the GPL.gz file and, instead, reads from the GPL.inc file. If it's not there, the original routine is run.

Yeah this was fixed in 9.0.2.0. Make sure your using the latest version.