Файл: lib/docs/INSTALL.txt
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!!Step 1.
Make sure you have PHP 4.3.4 or higher
a. Make sure that
magic_quotes_gpc is ENABLED. This can be done by editing the php.ini file.
For more information on how to do this, please refer to the PHP
manual.
!!Step 2.
Make sure you are running MySQL 3.23 or
higher.
!!Step 3.
Uncompress the phpshop distribution anywhere outside
your web tree.
'''Security Note'''
If you cannot install outside your
web tree, then for security you should protect the phpshop directory using
an .htaccess file restricting access to the phpshop directory through a web
browser to authorized users. Refer to the Apache manual for more
information on securing directories.
The examples in this document
assume you uncompressed under "/home" so that your installation
directory is "/home/phpshop".
!!Step 4.
Edit the
./htdocs/index.php file. Edit the value of PS_BASE. You must set this to
point to the installation directory of phpshop.
EXAMPLE:
define('PS_BASE', '/home/phpshop/'); //Works for Linux and Windows.
**
NOTE: Make sure you add the trailing "/";
!!Step 5.
Create
the directory under your web root folder where the phpShop controller (and
other needed files) will be installed.
EXAMPLE:
/var/www/html/demo/
Now copy the needed files to it:
EXAMPLE:
cp -r
/home/phpshop/htdocs/* /var/www/html/demo/
OR, if you web server allows
following symbolic links:
EXAMPLE:
ln -s /home/phpshop/htdocs
/var/www/html/demo
NOTE: For image uploads to work properly, the
images/shop/vendor/ and images/shop/product/ directories that were just
copied must have WRITE permissions for the appropriate user. Or you can
just make them readable by ALL (chmod 777 dir/) if security is not an
issue.
!!Step 6.
Now we have to create the phpShop database. You will
need a MySQL user with sufficient permissions to do this. If you use a
HOSTING server, you might have to use the tools they provide (ie.
phpMyAdmin). You might also need to add the user and password options to
the commands (-u <user> -p<password>) in the following
examples, which use the command line programs usually provided in MySQL
distributions.
a. Create a database on MySQL:
EXAMPLE:
mysqladmin create phpshop
b. We need to make sure we have a user with
SELECT, INSERT
UPDATE, DELETE, CREATE, ALTER, and DROP privileges:
EXAMPLE:
$ mysql -e "GRANT select, insert, update, create,
alter, delete, drop
ON phpshop TO dbuser@localhost IDENTIFIED BY
'dbpass'" phpshop
$ mysqladmin reload
where you replace the
relevant information (i.e. phpshop (db name),
dbuser, and
dbpass).
c. We then import the tables and data from the phpShop
distribution. This
includes the demo data. The file is found at
./db/phpshop.sql
EXAMPLE:
mysql -u dbuser -p dbpass -h localhost
phpshop < ./db/phpshop.sql
If you use a hosting service, they may
provide tools that automate much of the process described above. Simply
create the phpshop database and import the SQL file.
!!Step 7.
Next we
need to setup the etc/config.php. This is the main configuration file for
the phpShop system. First off, we need to rename the etc/config-dist.php to
etc/config.php.
Then edit etc/config.php. You will need to edit the
following entries: URL, SECUREURL, DB_HOST, DB_NAME, DB_USER, DB_PWD
EXAMPLE:
define("URL","http://your.site.org/demo/");
define("SECUREURL","http://your.site.org/demo/");
define("DB_HOST","localhost");
define("DB_NAME","phpshop");
define("DB_USER","dbuser");
define("DB_PWD","dbpass");
** NOTE: If you do
not have a secure server, you still must set the
SECUREURL
variable. You can simply set it to be the same
as the URL
variable. If you have a secure server then use the
url to your
secure sever (i.e. https://your.site.org/demo/).
You'll see a bunch of
other stuff, but this will get you going for now. You can play with the
rest later. Beware of the beginning and ending slashes on the directory
names.
!!Step 8.
Open your web browser and go to the directory where
you installed the index.php file:
EXAMPLE:
http://your.site.org/demo
You should see the demo store.
To get into
the administration area, login as:
username: admin
password:
test
In the administrative area, go the the phpShop Administrator and
immediately change the admin's password to something else.
NOTE: The
following users are preinstalled in the phpShop distribution:
UID
PWD PERMS
-------------- --------- ----------
test test shopper
storeadmin test
storeadmin
demo demo demo
admin test
admin
You should remove these users or reset their passwords before
going live.
Study the demo store. Study both the shop and the way it is
set up in the administrative area and you should be off to a good
start!
Create your own store by editing "Washupito's
Tiendita".
Let us know if anything goes wrong. phpShop has quite a
few lines of code which makes debugging a real... pleasant experience. But
we would not be able to enjoy the peace and tranquility of a soothing
summer afternoon sitting - debugging, without your help.
Please report
bugs at the phpShop.org website, http://www.phpshop.org/ under
"Bugs". Please make sure you specify the version number,
operating system and PHP version in use.