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1. Create an SQL database with a name of your choice through your server administration.
a. For example, cPanel, phpMyAdmin, SQL Administrator, MySQL Front.
2. Create an SQL user with a name and password of your choice through your server administration.
a. It is highly recommended that the password consists of at least 8 random
characters.
b. Note: some servers have a password character restriction that allows the password to be no more than 8 characters.
3. Grant permissions to the SQL user, so that the SQL user has access to the SQL database
you created in step 1.
1. Create an SQL database with a name of your choice through your server administration.
a. For example, cPanel, phpMyAdmin, SQL Administrator, MySQL Front.
2. Create an SQL user with a name and password of your choice through your server administration.
a. It is highly recommended that the password consists of at least 8 random
characters.
b. Note: some servers have a password character restriction that allows the password to be no more than 8 characters.
3. Grant permissions to the SQL user, so that the SQL user has access to the SQL database
you created in step 1.
Вот скачал я phpMyAdmin - а как его установить нифига не понял (хоть и читал инструкцию по установке)
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4. Open an SQL management system [i.e. phpMyAdmin, SQL Administrator, MySQL Front, etc]
a. Select the database you created in step 1
b. Execute platinum.sql on the database
i. platinum.sql is located in the sql folder.
5. Open config.php located in the html folder and edit the following lines:
$dbuname = “”;
$dbpass = “”;
$dbname = “”;
a. The above 3 lines must be modified so your PHP-Nuke Platinum install connects to
the database and SQL user you created in step 1 and 2.
i. $dbuname stands for database username
ii. $dbpass stands for database password
iii. $dbname stands for database name
b. Between the quotations “” is where the relative information must be placed.
c. An example of what this should look like is shown visually below
$dbuname = “techgfx_platinum”;
$dbpass = “3aXUswEG”;
$dbname = “techgfx _goose”;
Blue = SQL user name – created in step 2
Orange = SQL user name’s password – created in step 2
Red = SQL database name – created in step 1
Green = global prefix, most commonly your server administration username
Note: this is defined by your web host provider and allows you to access
your server administration [i.e. cPanel username]
This may not be required depending on your web host provider’s
software. If you are unsure, check with your host.
6. Upload all included files in the html directory to the same server that you created your SQL
database and SQL user on.
a. Note: Uploading the html folder itself is not required – all that is required is
uploading all the contents inside the html folder.
7. In your browser, go to the HTTP location you uploaded the files to.
8. Create an administration account by going to /admin.php on the http location that you
uploaded the files to.
9. Refer to permissions.pdf
a. Select the database you created in step 1
b. Execute platinum.sql on the database
i. platinum.sql is located in the sql folder.
5. Open config.php located in the html folder and edit the following lines:
$dbuname = “”;
$dbpass = “”;
$dbname = “”;
a. The above 3 lines must be modified so your PHP-Nuke Platinum install connects to
the database and SQL user you created in step 1 and 2.
i. $dbuname stands for database username
ii. $dbpass stands for database password
iii. $dbname stands for database name
b. Between the quotations “” is where the relative information must be placed.
c. An example of what this should look like is shown visually below
$dbuname = “techgfx_platinum”;
$dbpass = “3aXUswEG”;
$dbname = “techgfx _goose”;
Blue = SQL user name – created in step 2
Orange = SQL user name’s password – created in step 2
Red = SQL database name – created in step 1
Green = global prefix, most commonly your server administration username
Note: this is defined by your web host provider and allows you to access
your server administration [i.e. cPanel username]
This may not be required depending on your web host provider’s
software. If you are unsure, check with your host.
6. Upload all included files in the html directory to the same server that you created your SQL
database and SQL user on.
a. Note: Uploading the html folder itself is not required – all that is required is
uploading all the contents inside the html folder.
7. In your browser, go to the HTTP location you uploaded the files to.
8. Create an administration account by going to /admin.php on the http location that you
uploaded the files to.
9. Refer to permissions.pdf
А вот выше написанное, обьясните пожалуйста подробнее
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