Install
From TUTOS
- If you are updating from an older release. Make a copy of your [tutosdir]/php/config.php and [tutosdir]/apache.conf !
- get the latest tarball from TUTOS Project. Go to the directory where you like to install the software.
- extract the package
- if you got the bzip version tar xvjf tutos.....bz2 or cat tutos.....bz2 | bunzip | tar xvf -
- if you got the gzip version tar xvzf tutos.....gz
- if you have a zip version cat tutos.....gz | gunzip | tar xvf -
- Change to the newly created tutos directory. Note: That directory should be accessible by your webserver.
- edit [tutosdir]/php/config.php according to your Database settings. If you are not updating you have to start a new config.php by making a copy of config_default.pinc and keep only those values that you have changed. You should read the file config_default.pinc complete (!) and make all your changes in your personal config.php.
- if you are updating: Read the [tutosdir]/ChangeLog file in your base directory and call the http://[yourserver]/tutos/php/admin/update.php?id=XX page where XX is our database index from config.php
Updaters should stop here ! - You will need a database and a DB User. Functions to create your empty database and setting up a user are not part of TUTOS.
- edit [tutosdir]/apache.conf and include it into your apache httpd.conf a line like "Include [tutosdir]/apache.conf" will do it.
- Restart apache !. This step could be optional if you can already reach your TUTOS install dir using your apache. Nevertheless have a look at this file (apache.conf) in order to see what we do there.
- run http://[yourserver]/tutos/php/admin/scheme.php
- depending on the number of steps you perform you will have a runable tutos installation afterwards
- with a superuser account (User: superuser Password: tutos CHANGE THIS !!)
- with some example users and data
- test everything
- Login at http://[yourserver]/tutos/php/mytutos.php with the above username and password
- remove [tutosdir]/php/admin/scheme.php and [tutosdir]/php/admin/update.php and from your php subdir or at least disable it for public use!!!
- CHECK that http://[yourserver]/tutos/php/config.php is not readable. This should be the case if you leave [tutosdir]/php/.htaccess intact and/or use the provided [tutosdir]/apache.conf, otherwise you should provide some own protection.