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After installing, Invision Power Board attempts to create a "lock" file which disables the installation script. If you receive this error, the installer
- has not been able to create this file. After you have logged into the Admin Center for the first time, you should remove the "sm_install.php" script
+ has not been able to create this file. After you have logged into the Admin Center for the first time, you should remove the "install/index.php" script
from your server and only re-upload it if you wish to make a fresh install. You can then safely ignore this warning.
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At this point, you should have the zip archive "unzipped" and the contents similar to those shown in the structure and CHMOD guide. If you
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If you haven't done so already, create a new directory on your server named appropriately (if you wanted to access the forums via 'http://www.domain.com/forums/', create a directory called 'forums' in the
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Using your FTP client, move into the directory you wish to upload to (if you followed the above advice, move into the newly created 'forums' directory.)
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+ Using your FTP client, create the following directories "cache", "install", "ips_kernel", "jscripts", "lang", "lofiversion", "modules", "retail", "skin_acp", "skin_cache", "sources", "style_avatars", "style_emoticons", "style_images", "upgrade" and "uploads" (TIP: If your FTP client supports "Drag n' Drop" which most modern clients do, you can save yourself some time and effort by
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- Welcome to Invision Power Board, a fast, efficient, scalable community solution written in PHP and using MySQL for database storage.
+ Welcome to Invision Power Board, a fast, efficient, scalable community solution written in PHP.
This guide will help you through the installation process and get you on your way to setting up your own Invision Power Board.
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| The exact requirements will depend on many factors, your estimated board traffic being one.
Server Requirements
- You must have a webserver that has PHP 4.0.3 (or better) and mySQL 3.22 (or better) installed. If you are unsure whether your server has these
+ You must have a webserver that has PHP 4.1.0 (or better) and mySQL 3.23 (or better) installed. If you are unsure whether your server has these
programs installed, please check with your web host now. If you are capable, you can always download PHP
and download mySQL and install it yourself. If your web host does not support PHP or mySQL, consider hosting your entire web site or forums with IPS Hosting services.
Invision Power Board works best on an Apache server, and is Apache 1 and Apache 2 savvy.
General Requirements
- You do not need a new mySQL database as Invision Power Board supports table prefixes to prevent tables being overwritten.
- You will also need the mySQL username and mySQL password for a mySQL user that has permission to "CREATE", "DROP" and "ALTER" tables.
- You will need about 2mb of free web space and roughly 3mb of mySQL database space to allow installation and a moderately sized community.
+ You do not need a new SQL database as Invision Power Board supports table prefixes to prevent tables being overwritten.
+ You will also need the SQL username and SQL password for a SQL user that has permission to "CREATE", "DROP" and "ALTER" tables.
+ You will need about 2mb of free web space and roughly 3mb of SQL database space to allow installation and a moderate sized community.
If you are unsure on any of these points, please ask your webhost before proceeding.
>> Enough chit chat, lets get installing!
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