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enter /home/vbadvanced/public_html and see what that does

just take out the /forum part
 
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enter /home/vbadvanced/public_html and see what that does

just take out the /forum part
no they need location from the site /home/vbadvanced/public_htm the red means the site(username)

and i have allready try without /forum and with the name of the site
 

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The path will be "/home/dxflw/public_html/" (Without the quotes). Try that, if it doesn't work post back.
 

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Are you sure that it is this setting that is causing the error and not something else.
For Example it may be that one of your database settings is incorrect, and that is what is causing the error.
 

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yes i m sure

look today i make new installation vbulletin.
in my last vbulletin the files to server was in file www/forum the file was forum.
in this instalation the files are direct to file: www (in the server)
in the last instalation the forum path was /home/dxflw/public_html/forum
in this instalation the path dont work beacuse is no file with name forum
 
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Looking at the source for the Database error page I see this:
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<!--
Database error in vBulletin 3.7.0:

Invalid SQL:

					SELECT languageid,
			phrasegroup_adv_portal AS phrasegroup_adv_portal,
			phrasegroup_calendar AS phrasegroup_calendar,
			phrasegroup_postbit AS phrasegroup_postbit,
			phrasegroup_global AS phrasegroup_global,
			options AS lang_options,
			languagecode AS lang_code,
			charset AS lang_charset,
			locale AS lang_locale,
			imagesoverride AS lang_imagesoverride,
			dateoverride AS lang_dateoverride,
			timeoverride AS lang_timeoverride,
			registereddateoverride AS lang_registereddateoverride,
			calformat1override AS lang_calformat1override,
			calformat2override AS lang_calformat2override,
			logdateoverride AS lang_logdateoverride,
			decimalsep AS lang_decimalsep,
			thousandsep AS lang_thousandsep
					FROM language
					WHERE languageid = 1;

MySQL Error   : Unknown column 'phrasegroup_adv_portal' in 'field list'
Error Number  : 1054
Request Date  : Tuesday, May 20th 2008 @ 03:53:59 PM
Error Date    : Tuesday, May 20th 2008 @ 03:53:59 PM
Script        : http://divado.pcriot.com/
Referrer      : http://forums.x10hosting.com/accountinfo.php?user=123496
IP Address    : 83.105.50.45
Username      : 
Classname     : vB_Database
MySQL Version : 
-->

This bit
MySQL Error : Unknown column 'phrasegroup_adv_portal' in 'field list'
suggests that something went wrong when creating the tables.
 

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I receive an error that says "Invalid forum path specified!

This error means that the path to your forums directory is set incorrectly.
Open the config file for your vBadvanced product (or the cmps_index.php file for the CMPS) and make sure that you have set the $forumpath variable to the full path (NOT the URL!) to your forums. The path will usually look something like '/home/your_site/public_html/forum'. If you are not sure of your forum path, you may just be able to enter a period (.) and the name of the folder where you have vBulletin installed. Example: If have vBulletin installed to a folder named 'forum', you would enter this:

$forumpath = './forum';

i have try this but again nothing

look my file on my ftp are uploaded like this: /home/dxflw/public_html/and here is my vb files free (i mean not inside to a folder named forum or something like this)
the same is in /home/dxflw/www/the files are free

--i have not uploaded the vb files inside to folder--

if i replace the index.php from vbadvanced with the index.php from vb works everything perfect but without the cmps
 
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