
© Steve Dunstan 2002. See gpl.txt for license details.
+
-
+ Latest Information
Please see the documentation at e107.org for the latest installation and upgrade documents. If you are upgrading from version 0.617 or earlier, there is a separate upgrade guide. The information on the web site supercedes any information in this file. + + There is also additional information on troubleshooting any problems which might arise, and on how to set up and use E107. +
+
Requirements | Installing | Upgrading | Security | Backing Up and Restoring Your Database | Common Problems | Support | Development | Thank You | Disclaimer
Requirements
-
-
- e107 requires a webserver that has PHP 4.3 (or newer) and MySQL 3.22 (or newer), contact your host if you're not sure if you have these installed. +
- e107 requires a webserver that has PHP 4.3 (or newer) and MySQL 3.22 (or newer - 4.21 or newer preferred), contact your host if you're not sure if you have these installed.
- If you host your own site you can download PHP and MySQL and install them yourself, both are free.
- You will need your MySQL username and password, and a database for content storage. Don't worry if you only have one database, e107 is happy to share it's database with other applications.
- A complete e107 install requires approximately 9MB of disk space on your server, although this should be reduced dramatically for most users by removing the plugins and themes they won't be using, simply by removing the relevant folder. @@ -130,7 +135,7 @@ $Author: mcfly_e107 $
- Cut these lines from class2.php and paste them into e107_config.php. Now you can change the folder names from here.
- If this is a NEW INSTALL the folder names are already in e107_config.php. They have been left in class2.php for backwards compatibility. They will be removed from there in the future.
- If this is a NEW INSTALL the folder names are already in e107_config.php.
- This procedure depends on you completing the steps above and making sure the file paths are located in e107_config.php now.
- To rename your e107_admin directory (or any of your other directories), first rename the folder in the usual manner using your FTP client. Then open e107_config.php from the root directory of your e107 installation in a text editor, and find the following line near the top of the file ...
@@ -155,7 +160,7 @@ $Author: mcfly_e107 $ - e107 forums
http://e107.org/forum.php - e107 faq
- http://e107faq.bkwon.net
+ http://e107faq.org
- IRC channel
#e107 on irc.freenode.net
diff --git a/e107_docs/README_UPGRADE.html b/e107_docs/README_UPGRADE.html
index 704223759..5982c161c 100644
--- a/e107_docs/README_UPGRADE.html
+++ b/e107_docs/README_UPGRADE.html
@@ -4,9 +4,9 @@

© Steve Dunstan 2002. See gpl.txt for license details.
+
+ Latest Information
Please see the documentation at e107.org for the latest installation and upgrade documents. If you are upgrading from version 0.617 or earlier, there is a separate upgrade guide. The information on the web site supercedes any information in this file. + + There is also additional information on troubleshooting any problems which might arise, and on how to set up and use E107. +
+
Upgrading
0.6175 -> .7 Upgrade Guide
e107 has undergone a lot of changes from .617 to .7 and bkwon has compiled a comprehensive list of these over -at click to open link in new window . +at e107faq.org. There are also changelogs for the various versions of 0.7 in the documentation at e107.org. Essential Points