B-Net Install Guide
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B-Net Install Guide
Unpack and Upload B-Net
Download the B-Net zip file from the 'your orders' section of the main Kitchen 2.0 web site. Unpack the zip to your PC and upload the files to your web site.
The files can go in the root folder of your web site or a directory you make within it.
Change File Permissions
To install B-Net you need to change the file permissions on one file (scripts/config.php) and one folder (cache).
You need to CHMOD /scripts/config.php to 777 and the folder /cache to 777. You can usually do this by right clicking on the file in your FTP client and selecting 'file attributes'
Get Your Licence Key and Create the Database
To install B-Net you will need to get your licence key from the Kitchen 2.0 site. You can do that here.
Then create your MySQL database and keep a note of the database name, password and username.
The B-Net Installer
Next browse to the install.php file on your web site.
Installer Step 1
The first step of the installer process chacks to make sure both /scripts/config.php and /cache are chmod to 777. If they are it will show you in green, if not the lines will be red and you need to adjust these before continuing.
Installer Step 2
When you hit step two you will see a form to enter your MySQL database details and your licence key.
This information is written to /scripts/config.php and the licence key you enter is checked against our licence server to ensure it is correct. The licence server will send you an email to verify the check was successful, if it was.
Once complete hit the continue button.
Installer Step 3
If all went well in step 2 you will now see a page that displays what was written to the config file and a form that lets you create your access details.
This page also tries to pre-fill the path and URL of your install. Sometimes this may not work so ensure the URL and path are correct.
The URL should be the full URL including http:// and without a trailing slash, so something like http://kitchentwo.com
The path should be the absolute path, you can get this from your web host and will probably look something like this /home/username/public_html or /var/www/vhosts/domain.com/httpdocs
Again no trailing slash on the path.
Once complete hit the continue button, the installer will then create the MySQL tables in your database.
Installer Step 4
At step 4 you will see the results of the table creation, if all went well it will look something like this.
Important: Don't forget to delete the install.php file and chmod /scripts/config.php back to 644.
Now you can login to your admin panel by browsing to yoursite.com/admin.php and use the username and password you added earlier.
