Вот мануал по установке, правда на английском, но должно быть все понятно. Проверьте соблюдены ли все условия...
Вот мануал по установке, правда на английском, но должно быть все понятно. Проверьте соблюдены ли все условия...
При их соблюдении все ставиться без проблем.
SkaDate 9 Installation Guide for Advanced users
• Upload SkaDate 9 package to your hosting account root folder (for ex.:
/public_html/, /httpdocs/,etc.) via FTP;
• Upload a phpinfo.php file to the root directory via FTP.
• Open the phpinfo file in browser: Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся
• Check if the following requirements are fulfilled:
PHP version must not be lower than 5.2.4
Mysql version must not be lower than 5.0
Server API must be Apache Server or CGI
GD library must have Free type support
Find the following section (all of them are required for the software to operate properly
cURL
dom
json
Register_globals must be off
safe_mode must be off
Suexec, suhosin, suphp, suapache modules must be disabled
Also, your server must have a Mail server (SendMail, Exim or other)
and Cron
• Login to your server account via SSH. Go to the folder containing the package
archive using a cd command.
• Use the following command to unpack the archive:
tar-xzf package-name.tar.gz
• Go to Cpanel and create a new MySQL database. Create a database user. Add the
user to the database. Give all privileges to the user.
Type Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся in your browser.
• Installation Step 1 - Site Roots (Home Directory/URL)
Here you should indicate a path to the software in your file system, and the full URL of
your site. Usually the installation script automatically detects them, so you should simply
click «Next».
• Installation Step 2 - RWX Directories (777 permissions for $ directories)
Here you should set [r-w-x] - read-write-execute - permissions for the cache directories
containing $ sign in the name: "$external_c/", "$internal_c/" and "$userfiles/". Set 777
permissions for these folders via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
You will see the following message “Set 644 permissions for $config.php file” Set 644
permissions for this file via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
• Installation Step 3 - MySQL Connection
Here you should enter the following data to enable the script to connect to MySQL
database server:
- Host Name - host address, in most cases it is "localhost"
- Username - name of the database user
- Password - password for the database user
- Database Name - name of the database
-Prefix - prefix for the names of SkaDate software tables. Click "Next".
Installation Step 4 - Core Configuration File
Here you should set 777 permissions for the "$config.php" file (which is in the
"internals/" folder).
Click "Finish". As soon as you complete the installation you should set this file
permissions back to 644.
If you are not automatically directed to the Index page of the website you've just
installed, simply remove the word install from the site URL.
• Set up cron jobs on your Cpanel using this example: /usr/local/bin/php -q
/home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/index.php
and
• /usr/local/bin/php -q /home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/heavy.php
Note: The Cron commands may vary depending on the server configuration.
Note: You should configure Cron to run the cron/heavy.php file once in 30 min.
Cron Jobs setup via SSH.
-Login to your server via SSH
-Use cd command to access the directory containing the installed software
-For example, enter cd public_html command
-Run ls -l command to see the the list of directories
-Run cd cron command to enter the Cron folder
-Run pwd command
-You will see the path to the Cron folder (e. g. /home/yoursite/public_html/cron)
-Run which php command
-You will see the path to PHP (e. g. /usr/local/bin/php)
-Run crontab -e command
-this will open the crontab file editor
-To make changes to this file, press the i key on the keyboard
- In the bottom left corner you will see the following message: insert
You should make the Cron commands based on the paths to php and cron folder. They
should look similar to the commands given below:
* * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/index.php
*/30 * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php
* - the time when Cron runs
/usr/local/bin/php-path to PHP
-f – variable
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/- path to Cron
index.php and heavy.php - Cron files
After you inserted the commands, press the Escape button. The Insert message will
disappear. Type: wq - this command rewrites the Cron document and closes it.
Don't exit SSH if you want to check whether Cron has been set up correctly. Here is how
you can do that:
Copy your command (for example, /usr/local/bin/php –f
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php) and paste it. Click Enter.
If there are no errors, and the following line appears
[root@server cron]#
the Cron Jobs have been set up properly.
Вот мануал по установке, правда на английском, но должно быть все понятно. Проверьте соблюдены ли все условия...
При их соблюдении все ставиться без проблем.
SkaDate 9 Installation Guide for Advanced users
• Upload SkaDate 9 package to your hosting account root folder (for ex.:
/public_html/, /httpdocs/,etc.) via FTP;
• Upload a phpinfo.php file to the root directory via FTP.
• Open the phpinfo file in browser: Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся
• Check if the following requirements are fulfilled:
PHP version must not be lower than 5.2.4
Mysql version must not be lower than 5.0
Server API must be Apache Server or CGI
GD library must have Free type support
Find the following section (all of them are required for the software to operate properly
cURL
dom
json
Register_globals must be off
safe_mode must be off
Suexec, suhosin, suphp, suapache modules must be disabled
Also, your server must have a Mail server (SendMail, Exim or other)
and Cron
• Login to your server account via SSH. Go to the folder containing the package
archive using a cd command.
• Use the following command to unpack the archive:
tar-xzf package-name.tar.gz
• Go to Cpanel and create a new MySQL database. Create a database user. Add the
user to the database. Give all privileges to the user.
Type Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся in your browser.
• Installation Step 1 - Site Roots (Home Directory/URL)
Here you should indicate a path to the software in your file system, and the full URL of
your site. Usually the installation script automatically detects them, so you should simply
click «Next».
• Installation Step 2 - RWX Directories (777 permissions for $ directories)
Here you should set [r-w-x] - read-write-execute - permissions for the cache directories
containing $ sign in the name: "$external_c/", "$internal_c/" and "$userfiles/". Set 777
permissions for these folders via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
You will see the following message “Set 644 permissions for $config.php file” Set 644
permissions for this file via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
• Installation Step 3 - MySQL Connection
Here you should enter the following data to enable the script to connect to MySQL
database server:
- Host Name - host address, in most cases it is "localhost"
- Username - name of the database user
- Password - password for the database user
- Database Name - name of the database
-Prefix - prefix for the names of SkaDate software tables. Click "Next".
Installation Step 4 - Core Configuration File
Here you should set 777 permissions for the "$config.php" file (which is in the
"internals/" folder).
Click "Finish". As soon as you complete the installation you should set this file
permissions back to 644.
If you are not automatically directed to the Index page of the website you've just
installed, simply remove the word install from the site URL.
• Set up cron jobs on your Cpanel using this example: /usr/local/bin/php -q
/home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/index.php
and
• /usr/local/bin/php -q /home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/heavy.php
Note: The Cron commands may vary depending on the server configuration.
Note: You should configure Cron to run the cron/heavy.php file once in 30 min.
Cron Jobs setup via SSH.
-Login to your server via SSH
-Use cd command to access the directory containing the installed software
-For example, enter cd public_html command
-Run ls -l command to see the the list of directories
-Run cd cron command to enter the Cron folder
-Run pwd command
-You will see the path to the Cron folder (e. g. /home/yoursite/public_html/cron)
-Run which php command
-You will see the path to PHP (e. g. /usr/local/bin/php)
-Run crontab -e command
-this will open the crontab file editor
-To make changes to this file, press the i key on the keyboard
- In the bottom left corner you will see the following message: insert
You should make the Cron commands based on the paths to php and cron folder. They
should look similar to the commands given below:
* * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/index.php
*/30 * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php
* - the time when Cron runs
/usr/local/bin/php-path to PHP
-f – variable
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/- path to Cron
index.php and heavy.php - Cron files
After you inserted the commands, press the Escape button. The Insert message will
disappear. Type: wq - this command rewrites the Cron document and closes it.
Don't exit SSH if you want to check whether Cron has been set up correctly. Here is how
you can do that:
Copy your command (for example, /usr/local/bin/php –f
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php) and paste it. Click Enter.
If there are no errors, and the following line appears
[root@server cron]#
the Cron Jobs have been set up properly.
[/spoil]
Вот мануал по установке, правда на английском, но должно быть все понятно. Проверьте соблюдены ли все условия...
При их соблюдении все ставиться без проблем.
[spoil]SkaDate 9 Installation Guide for Advanced users
• Upload SkaDate 9 package to your hosting account root folder (for ex.:
/public_html/, /httpdocs/,etc.) via FTP;
• Upload a phpinfo.php file to the root directory via FTP.
• Open the phpinfo file in browser: Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся
• Check if the following requirements are fulfilled:
PHP version must not be lower than 5.2.4
Mysql version must not be lower than 5.0
Server API must be Apache Server or CGI
GD library must have Free type support
Find the following section (all of them are required for the software to operate properly
cURL
dom
json
Register_globals must be off
safe_mode must be off
Suexec, suhosin, suphp, suapache modules must be disabled
Also, your server must have a Mail server (SendMail, Exim or other)
and Cron
• Login to your server account via SSH. Go to the folder containing the package
archive using a cd command.
• Use the following command to unpack the archive:
tar-xzf package-name.tar.gz
• Go to Cpanel and create a new MySQL database. Create a database user. Add the
user to the database. Give all privileges to the user.
Type Для просмотра ссылки Войдиили Зарегистрируйся in your browser.
• Installation Step 1 - Site Roots (Home Directory/URL)
Here you should indicate a path to the software in your file system, and the full URL of
your site. Usually the installation script automatically detects them, so you should simply
click «Next».
• Installation Step 2 - RWX Directories (777 permissions for $ directories)
Here you should set [r-w-x] - read-write-execute - permissions for the cache directories
containing $ sign in the name: "$external_c/", "$internal_c/" and "$userfiles/". Set 777
permissions for these folders via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
You will see the following message “Set 644 permissions for $config.php file” Set 644
permissions for this file via FTP or SSH and click "Next".
• Installation Step 3 - MySQL Connection
Here you should enter the following data to enable the script to connect to MySQL
database server:
- Host Name - host address, in most cases it is "localhost"
- Username - name of the database user
- Password - password for the database user
- Database Name - name of the database
-Prefix - prefix for the names of SkaDate software tables. Click "Next".
Installation Step 4 - Core Configuration File
Here you should set 777 permissions for the "$config.php" file (which is in the
"internals/" folder).
Click "Finish". As soon as you complete the installation you should set this file
permissions back to 644.
If you are not automatically directed to the Index page of the website you've just
installed, simply remove the word install from the site URL.
• Set up cron jobs on your Cpanel using this example: /usr/local/bin/php -q
/home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/index.php
and
• /usr/local/bin/php -q /home/your-site-root-dir/public_html/cron/heavy.php
Note: The Cron commands may vary depending on the server configuration.
Note: You should configure Cron to run the cron/heavy.php file once in 30 min.
Cron Jobs setup via SSH.
-Login to your server via SSH
-Use cd command to access the directory containing the installed software
-For example, enter cd public_html command
-Run ls -l command to see the the list of directories
-Run cd cron command to enter the Cron folder
-Run pwd command
-You will see the path to the Cron folder (e. g. /home/yoursite/public_html/cron)
-Run which php command
-You will see the path to PHP (e. g. /usr/local/bin/php)
-Run crontab -e command
-this will open the crontab file editor
-To make changes to this file, press the i key on the keyboard
- In the bottom left corner you will see the following message: insert
You should make the Cron commands based on the paths to php and cron folder. They
should look similar to the commands given below:
* * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/index.php
*/30 * * * * /usr/local/bin/php –f /home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php
* - the time when Cron runs
/usr/local/bin/php-path to PHP
-f – variable
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/- path to Cron
index.php and heavy.php - Cron files
After you inserted the commands, press the Escape button. The Insert message will
disappear. Type: wq - this command rewrites the Cron document and closes it.
Don't exit SSH if you want to check whether Cron has been set up correctly. Here is how
you can do that:
Copy your command (for example, /usr/local/bin/php –f
/home/yoursite/public_html/cron/heavy.php) and paste it. Click Enter.
If there are no errors, and the following line appears
[root@server cron]#
the Cron Jobs have been set up properly.
