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The installation process is fairly simple, follow the following steps to get started:
Once the installation has completed, we recommend to set includes/config.php back to CHMOD 644.
The cron job allows task automation. Add a cron job to your server with an entry like:
* * * * * php -q /<base_path>/includes/cron.php
Please make sure to replace the base path. If it doesn't work, it may be because PHP is on a different location on your server. For example, if PHP is located at /usr/bin/php
then the cron job entry should be
* * * * * /usr/bin/php -q /<base_path>/includes/cron.php
You can set how often each task should run by visiting Scheduled Tasks under the Settings menu in your operator panel. The cron job would need to be updated should the base path change.
If you intend on using SEO friendly links (generally recommended for better search engine positioning), then rename the htaccess file to .htaccess in the root directory. You will also need to enable the setting in Settings -> General Settings -> Template.
From a security point of view, it is a good idea to rename the operator panel folder to avoid anyone being able to access it. It should be renamed to something that only your staff members know.
>Once you have renamed the admin folder, open /includes/config.php
within your installation and set the following variable to your new admin folder name
$ADMIN_FOLDER = "admin";
As the uploads folder requires CHMOD permissions 777 (writable by anyone), it is safer to move the folder out of publicly accessible folders (everything under public_html or similar on your server).
If you do move the uploads server, you must update the uploads path in the general settings section in the operator panel (Settings -> General Settings -> Company).
Furthermore, if your server allows indexing through .htaccess files, please rename the htaccess file in the uploads folder to .htaccess. This will disable any PHP scripts being executed in that folder.