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    This document provides instructions for installing OpenCart on Linux and Windows servers. For Linux, it specifies changing the file permissions of certain folders and files to 0755 or 0777 to make them writable. For Windows, it specifies ensuring the permissions of certain folders and files allow read and write access. Both require having a MySQL database setup with a non-root user, visiting the store homepage to begin the installation process, and deleting the install directory after completion.

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    This document provides instructions for installing OpenCart on Linux and Windows servers. For Linux, it specifies changing the file permissions of certain folders and files to 0755 or 0777 to make them writable. For Windows, it specifies ensuring the permissions of certain folders and files allow read and write access. Both require having a MySQL database setup with a non-root user, visiting the store homepage to begin the installation process, and deleting the install directory after completion.

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    Linux Install: Do Not Use Your Root Username and Root Password

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    This document provides instructions for installing OpenCart on Linux and Windows servers. For Linux, it specifies changing the file permissions of certain folders and files to 0755 or 0777 to make them writable. For Windows, it specifies ensuring the permissions of certain folders and files allow read and write access. Both require having a MySQL database setup with a non-root user, visiting the store homepage to begin the installation process, and deleting the install directory after completion.

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    Linux Install

    1. Upload all the files and folders to your server from the "Upload" folder. This can be to anywhere of your choice. e.g. /public_html/store or /public_html 2. For Linux/Unix make sure the following folders and files are writable. chmod 0755 or 0777 image/ chmod 0755 or 0777 image/cache/ chmod 0755 or 0777 cache/ chmod 0755 or 0777 download/ chmod 0755 or 0777 config.php chmod 0755 or 0777 admin/config.php If 0755 does not work try 0777. 3. Make sure you have installed a MySQL Database which has a user assigned to it DO NOT USE YOUR ROOT USERNAME AND ROOT PASSWORD 4. Visit the store homepage e.g. http://www.example.com or http://www.example.com/store/ 5. Follow the onscreen instructions. 6. Delete the install directory.

    Windows Install
    1. Upload all the files and folders to your server from the "Upload" folder. This can be to anywhere of your choice. e.g. /wwwroot/store or /wwwroot 2. For Windows make sure the following folders and files permissions allow Read and Write. image/ image/cache/ cache/ download/ config.php admin/config.php 3. Make sure you have installed a MySQL Database which has a user assigned to it DO NOT USE YOUR ROOT USERNAME AND ROOT PASSWORD 4. Visit the store homepage e.g. http://www.example.com or http://www.example.com/store/ 5. Follow the onscreen instructions.

    6. Delete the install directory. www.ecommercelimited.com OpenCart Installation & Hosting Services

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