Announcing Bonfire - A jumpstart for your web apps

[eluser]Basketcasesoftware[/eluser]
[quote author="SmitRay" date="1306317296"]

Odd. http://domain/bonfire/install came right up for me. You did create your database first didn’t you?

Can you please tell me about the database?? I didn't get, which database are you speaking about.[/quote]

Read the fine manual. You have to create a MySQL database to be able successfully install Bonfire. The back end uses it to, among other things, track user identities (like the administrator). When you run the installer it even asks you for the information about your database. You don't need to create any tables. Just make sure it's accessible from your server.
Bonfire needs the database name, user name, user password and connection address (typically "localhost"). Make sure the user that you give has full read/modify permissions of course ;-P

Short answer to the question "Which database are you speaking about?" The one you create BEFORE trying to install Bonfire. You have to create one for a number of packages. I know you need to create one for Joomla, phpBB, PyroCMS, Bonfire, etc. Codeigniter DOES have a function in it's libraries to create a database programmatically, but it depends on the permissions of your server. Bonfire currently doesn't use this function.