Changes between Version 8 and Version 9 of RayThingsToKnow
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v8 v9 1 1 == Things To Know Before Installation. == 2 2 3 * Access to your shell account using SSH client. Your account should have enough rights to install new applications and run them. Usually only '''superuser (root)''' has such rights. That's why many shared hosting companies cannot provide this which makes RMS installation on such servers '''impossible'''.3 * Access to your shell account using SSH client. Your account should have enough rights to install new applications and run them. Usually only '''superuser (root)''' has such rights. That's why many shared hosting companies cannot provide this which makes RMS installation on such servers '''impossible'''. 4 4 5 * Make sure JRE (Java Runtime Environment) is installed on your server. If not, you should advise with your hosting provider support service or you can install it by yourself. You can download the distribution kit for JRE from the [http://www.sun.com Sun company] official site.5 * Make sure JRE (Java Runtime Environment) is installed on your server. If not, you should advise with your hosting provider support service or you can install it by yourself. You can download the distribution kit for JRE from the [http://www.sun.com Sun company] official site. 6 6 7 * Make sure you are able to run the following commands under your shell account:8 {{{7 * Make sure you are able to run the following commands under your shell account: 8 {{{ 9 9 chmod 10 10 chown 11 11 nano (or vi) 12 12 ps 13 }}}13 }}} 14 14 15 * Make sure you have set appropriate PHP settings in '''php.ini''' filefor uploading media files.15 * Make sure you have set appropriate PHP settings for uploading media files. 16 16 17 a) If PHP on your server is running in CGI mode, you need to create a '''php.ini''' file with the following contents:18 {{{17 a) If PHP on your server is running in CGI mode, you need to create a '''php.ini''' file with the following contents: 18 {{{ 19 19 upload_max_filesize=300M 20 20 post_max_size=300M 21 }}} 22 The numbers are given just for example (in megabytes) 21 max_input_time=3000 22 max_execution_time=3000 23 memory_limit=128M 23 24 24 Then copy this file to the ray/modules/movie/files subfolder25 }}} 25 26 26 b) If PHP on your server is running as Apache module, place this code in the '''.htaccess''' file which resides in the main Dolphin directory: 27 {{{ 27 Then copy this file to the ray/modules/movie/files subfolder 28 29 b) If PHP on your server is running as Apache module, place this code in the '''.htaccess''' file which resides in the main Dolphin directory: 30 {{{ 28 31 php_value upload_max_filesize 300M 29 32 php_value post_max_size 300M 30 }}} 33 php_value max_input_time 3000 34 php_value max_execution_time 3000 35 php_value memory_limit 128M 36 37 }}} 31 38 32 39 * You can also change some MySQL settings to prevent connection timeouts when uploading big files:

