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shared hosting guide
isohuntto edited this page Dec 19, 2014 ú 2 revisions 

Shared hosting installation guide
Options you can choose

For newbies we offer a completely ready to use solution. If you are not geek much you can just use this option with all
the difficult tech stuff made by ourselves. All you need to have is PHP version equal or higher then 5.3, any domain name
you want to use. And a little bit of courage :)

Minimal requirements (for newbies):

    Apache >= 2.*
    PHP version >= 5.3, with installed modules: PDO, PDO_MYSQL
    Any domain name

Ready for more? If you are one of those bearded high-skilled dudes and want to use your own search engine, and data base,
we do not limit you. Just choose the Advanced mode and get ready to make it! Advanced requirements (for geeks):

    Apache >= 2.*
    PHP version >= 5.3, with installed modules: PDO, PDO_MYSQL
    Any domain name
    Sphinx engine >= 2.1
    MySQL >= 5.*

Installation steps
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Step 1. Download source.
Download the latest engine version at openbay.isohunt.to or at GitHub project web page.

Step 2. Upload source to a chosen hosting.
Upload the source code to desirable web hosting following the web hosting guide (in a common case there is a CPanel tool)
or just use FTP

Step 3. Unzip source to the hosting folder (optional)
This step is quite optional. It depends on your web hosting. Some hostings can unzip sources automatically, some of them
allows you to make it manually.

Step 4. Set hosting environment (optional)
Apache This option is available by default in the original source pack. You can see it at conf/example.htaccess

Nginx This config is available in the original source pack at /conf/example.nginx.conf

Sphinx (advanced mode) Instruction here

MySQL (advanced mode) Before the wizard running you need to create a data base, the scheme of the data base will be created
by the wizard. Dump here /src/protected/data/schema.mysql.sql

Step 5. Wizard
Congrats! Now you can open your domain name with any browser and follow the guide provided there. By default you will need
to put the page title which will appears on all of your webpages.