aphpkb: What we are working on now...

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

What we are working on now...

Warning This extension was deprecated in PHP 5.5.0, and it was removed in PHP 7.0.0 Sorry to say we were a little out of the gate with this one, mysql_connect needs replacing in aphpkb. We're aiming for a replacement with PDO, but that is taking some time - a big thank you to our patient users.

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1.  Extract the file to your DocumentRoot
e.g. # tar xvfz aphpkb-x.xx.x.tgz -C /-documentroot-/


1.1 For Linux/Unix, check that you have the correct permissions and ownership.

e.g.,

# cd /-documentroot-/        
# chmod 755 -R ./aphpkb        
# chown -R apache:apache ./aphpkb

Another example (using MacOSX)


# cd /Library/WebServer/Documents/ 	
# chmod 775 -R ./aphpkb 	
# chown -R www:devuser ./aphpkb

1.2 Additionally, the 'attach' folder should have permissions for read-write by the owner but not execution permissions

# cd /path-to-aphpkb/ 	
# chmod 600 ./attach

2. Create the Database

# mysql -u [database user] 
mysql> create database akb; 
mysql> use akb; 
mysql> exit

# mysql -u [database user] akb < /path-to-aphpkb/docs/akb.sql

3. Knowledgebase setup

Access: http://your-url-to-aphpkb/

If Aphpkb has not been setup yet, the page will display this file, the next step is to click on the Step 1 - Database link on the menu.  It is important that once the final step has taken place, that the database has been created from item 2 on this guide.

4. You should now be ready to access your knowledgebase and create articles.

Tuesday, February 20, 2018

What we are working on now...

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