1. Server Requirements
- PHP >= 8.1
- OpenSSL PHP Extension
- PDO PHP Extension
- Mbstring PHP Extension
- GD PHP Extension
- Fileinfo PHP Extension
2. Configure Database
Login to cPanel and create a brand new database that will be used for installation.
You can check this tutorial on how to setup MySQL database in cPanel if you are not familiar with how to configure a database if you are not using cPanel the best is to perform few types of research how to create the database via your active control panel.
- Login to cPanel by accessing www.yourdomain.com/cpanel and navigate go MySQL Databases, note that this step may vary and in some hosting providers can be different.
- Create database.
- Create a user and set up the user password. (write down the username and the password because needs to be re-used later)
- Add the user to the database by selecting the database and the username.
- Make sure you have checked All privileges when adding the user to the database.
3. Upload files to the server and Installation
Upload the files to the server folder where Restroflow will be installed.
- Assume that you uploaded the files to “restro” folder, navigate to Eq. http://yourdomain.com/restro/public/install
- Keep in mind that you need to adjust the URL based on where you uploaded the files. If you are installing on subdomain named eq restro you need to access the URL like http://restro.yourdomain.com/public/install.
- If none of the above links works then try to open http://yourdomain.com/pms/public/index.php/install
- Enter the database credentials you configured in step 1 (configure database) and click Next Step button
If the database connection is successful you will be passed to the latest step otherwise please re-check your credentials and hostname. (usually, the hostname is localhost but you should check with your hosting provider)
3. Check your server requirements are met
4. Change the directory permission to 775 for the mentioned directories.
5. Your application should be installed successfully. Click the Exit button to redirect to the login page.
6. To remove public from URL check this link
Default admin login details
Admin URL: http://yourdomain.com/public/login
Email: admin@example.com
Password: 123456
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