The /xflow_data/ directory should be uploaded below your document root. This is usually the directory you are first placed in when you login via FTP, or in other words, just below where your web pages are stored. For example, if your web pages are stored in the /home/username/public_html directory, then the /xflow_data/ directory should be located at /home/username/xflow_data. You should not be able to access the /xflow_data/ directory from your web browser.
Once you have determined where to upload the /xflow_data/ directory, do so. Make sure you upload all files in ASCII mode. Once uploaded, CHMOD the contents of the directory as follows:
- xflow_data/ - 777
- xflow_data/xflow.conf - 777
- xflow_data/dat/ - 777
- xflow_data/dat/.* (all files) - 777
- xflow_data/htmlt/ - 777
- xflow_data/tools/ - 755
- xflow_data/tools/*.pl (all .pl files) - 755
Next, you need to upload the /cgi-bin/ directory. Change directories to the /cgi-bin/ directory on your server, and create a new directory called xlite inside. Upload the contents of the /cgi-bin/ directory from the zip file, to the xlite directory you just created.