How do I 'tell' cpanel there is a phpbb installation?

[Stobe]

I transferred a website from one server to another. And when I go into either "bulletin boards" or fantastico, it does not show the phpbb forum installed in the list of installed phpbb's.

Is there a way to tell cpanel that there is a currently installed BB on the account so I can use the "update to 2.0.11" button within cpanel?

Thanks,
Stobe

[brentp]

Add the appropriate information to /home/user/.addoncgi-SCRIPTNAME and cpanel will be able to upgrade and/or uninstall it.

Regards,
Brent

[Wallaby]

Is there something else that needs to be done after this -- tried it for phpBB and CPanel/WHM is still not finding the culprit.

[Wallaby]

Sorry, forget that -- I hadn't correctly sussed out what CPanel was expecting in the file. OK now.

[rajanichand]

Is there a way to tell cpanel that there is a currently installed BB on the account so I can use the "update to 2.0.11" button within cpanel?

Edit the file .addonscgi-phpBB under your home directory (/home/username/) or just create one if it is not there.

Add a line:
installatio_directory phpbb version

And example entry would be:
forum phpbb1 2.0.17