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Install joomla to an ibay folder

Offline hawk

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Re: Install joomla to an ibay folder
« Reply #15 on: November 21, 2011, 01:52:19 PM »
read the manual  haha just kidding

i use winscp to upload all my install files, that way i don't have to mess with FTP / securities etc. chmod etc
just a note here to increase my security i have changed the port from 22 to something like 52919.

use winscp to copy the template folder (unzipped) into /joomlaint/tmp
then in your backend use "Extension Manager: Install"
"Install from Directory"
you will see something like
/home/e-smith/files/ibays/joomlaint/html/tmp

add "/templatefoldername"
and install

hope this helps.


Offline Stefano

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Re: Install joomla to an ibay folder
« Reply #16 on: November 21, 2011, 03:23:30 PM »
1. had to chmod the ibays/joomlaint/html dir from drwxr-s— to 777 (so setup settings will save)

that's bad.. you shoul never use 777 perms.. 755 or 644 should be enough

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2. Mysql wasn;t saving setup data, so
mysql -e “GRANT SELECT,INSERT,UPDATE,DELETE,CREATE,ALTER ON *.* TO 'joomlaadminuser' IDENTIFIED BY 'password';"

you are granting many priviledges to joomlaadminuser to ALL the databases.. are you sure?


Offline aussierob

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Re: Install joomla to an ibay folder
« Reply #17 on: November 22, 2011, 02:50:53 AM »
1. that's bad.. you shoul never use 777 perms.. 755 or 644 should be enough

2. you are granting many priviledges to joomlaadminuser to ALL the databases.. are you sure?

Thanks Stefano
1. good point: I must toughen up my security thinking
2. another good point: yes its ok on this occasion as it is my internal test server,
but your points are very valid for others reading this (and I will try to post better suggestions next time)
Cheers Robert
 

Offline aussierob

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Re: Install joomla to an ibay folder
« Reply #18 on: November 22, 2011, 03:05:05 AM »
i use winscp to upload all my install files, that way i don't have to mess with FTP / securities etc. chmod etc
just a note here to increase my security i have changed the port from 22 to something like 52919.

use winscp to copy the template folder (unzipped) into /joomlaint/tmp
then in your backend use "Extension Manager: Install"
"Install from Directory"
you will see something like
/home/e-smith/files/ibays/joomlaint/html/tmp

add "/templatefoldername"
and install

hope this helps.

It did - thanks very much.
(I have my server access on my LAN, so just open Windows Explorer and drag the downloaded zip across and unzip:
of course it didn't work straight up - not until I figured out to turn ftp off in Global settings)
Cheers to Thee Hawk