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After [[Download|downloading]] the ZIP file, you need to extract it. | After [[Download|downloading]] the ZIP file, you need to extract it. | ||
After that you need to upload all files to your server. | After that you need to upload all files to your server. | ||
| + | Now you should [[How to set writable permissions|set writable permissions]] to the '''config''' folder. | ||
Then, start the install.php on your webserver by typing | Then, start the install.php on your webserver by typing | ||
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=== Important for those hosted on a Linux Server === | === Important for those hosted on a Linux Server === | ||
| + | '''Please note: the following setting can also be harmful for the Galaxytool, so you cannot logon at all, but see only a white page or a Fatal error when you try to do so. This is therefore no general solution.'''<br> | ||
For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in: the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls. Edit the php.ini: search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1, then save it. Now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would. | For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in: the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls. Edit the php.ini: search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1, then save it. Now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would. | ||
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Latest revision as of 15:06, 16 March 2013
General
After downloading the ZIP file, you need to extract it. After that you need to upload all files to your server. Now you should set writable permissions to the config folder. Then, start the install.php on your webserver by typing
http://example.com/path/to/galaxytool/install.php (this address is just a template!)
in your browser and have a look at the screen.
Now follow the instructions on the screen.
They will give you detailed information about what to enter or they'll tell you, if something did not work as expected.
Everything is created automatically during installation - no need to edit any file.
After installation
After the installation you have to delete the install.php and the update.php! Then you can logon with the account data created during installation.
Important for those hosted on a Linux Server
Please note: the following setting can also be harmful for the Galaxytool, so you cannot logon at all, but see only a white page or a Fatal error when you try to do so. This is therefore no general solution.
For those who have been getting session time out messages as soon as you logged in: the problem is in your php.ini file. Log into your hosting providers control panel and find the php controls. Edit the php.ini: search for session.auto_start and change its attribute of 0 to 1, then save it. Now you should be able to log into gtool as you normally would.
