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2.1.2 | Step 2: Running the installer | |
Usually all table names used by phpAdsNew have the phpAds_ prefix, so they don't conflict with other tables used by other scripts. Unless you want to use multiple installations of phpAdsNew on the same server you can use the default value of the table prefix setting. MySQL supports multiple table types. Each type of table has unique properties and some can speed up phpAdsNew considerable. MyISAM is the default table type and is available in all installations of MySQL. Other table types may not be available on your server. If you click 'Proceed' after you have filled in the basic database settings, the installer will check if it can connect to the database and if the supplied user has enough priviliges to create the database structure. A warning will be displayed when any of these checks fails. If you want to know more about these warnings and how to solve them, please read the section Installation Troubleshooting.
In order to function correctly phpAdsNew needs to know where it is located on the webserver. The installer will try to auto-detect the right location, but if this isn't correct, please supply the right location in the URL prefix field (don't use a trailing slash).
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2.1.3 | Step 3: Configuration | |||
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After you have properly configured phpAdsNew you must not forget to lock the config.inc.php file again, to prevent security problems. If you are using a Windows webserver check the properties of the file and make sure the read-only flag is set. If you are using a Linux or Unix webserver you can alter the write permissions with the chmod command from the command prompt:
If you do not have command line access to your web server then your FTP client should be able to change file permissions.
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2.1.4 | Step 4: Automatic maintenance | |
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2.1.5 | Step 5: Congratulations | |
If you have any more question about the installation or how to use phpAdsNew, please use the forums located at http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/phpAdsNew.
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