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Installing on Windows Server 2008 R2 General Windows settings Assign the server a static IP address. Log in as a user who is a member of the local administrators's group. Install the IIS Web Server role. Open Server Manager. Click 'Add Roles'. Click Next. Check the box next to 'Web Server (IIS)'.
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Click Next. Check the box next to 'CGI' only.
Leave the other prexisting checked boxes alone. Click Install. Click Close. Install 7-zip Download the 64-bit version from. Run setup.
Click Next. Accept the agreement. Change the install directory to c: 7-zip. Click Next. Click Install. Click Finish.
Install PHP Download from. Download the installer (.MSI) version of PHP VC9 x86 Non Thread Safe (example: php-5.3.2-nts-Win32-VC9-x86). There is no x64 version yet. Run the PHP installer. Click Next. Accept the agreement.
Change the install directory to 'c: php'. Choose 'IIS FastCGI'.
The 'Items to Install' default selections are fine. Click Install.
Click Finish. Open the c: php php.ini file in notepad.exe. At a minimum, uncomment and set the following values: Note: Adjust the max sizes and limits suitable for your server hardware configuration.
Shortopentag = on memorylimit = 2000M postmaxsize = 1000M uploadmaxfilesize = 1000M maxfileuploads = 5000 SMTP = 'mail server name' smtpport = 25 For the following values, all of them should be set correctly by default. However, double-check and make sure there is at least one uncommented entry for each of these values: defaultsockettimeout = 60 uploadtmpdir = 'c: windows temp' session.savepath = 'c: windows temp' errorlog = 'c: windows temp php-errors.log' cgi.forceredirect = 0 fastcgi.impersonate = 1 fastcgi.logging = 0 extensiondir = 'c: php ext'.
Save and close the file. Install the phpldap.dll PHP extension. Download the file or similar release. Extract the files to a temporary folder. Copy the phpldap.dll file to the c: php ext folder. Open the c: php php.ini file in notepad.exe and add the following text at the end: PHPLDAP extension=phpldap.dll. Save and close the file.
Verify IIS settings with PHP FastCGI. Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. With the server name selected in the left pane, double-click the entry in the right pane for 'FastCGI Settings'. Verify the 'Full Path' is set to 'c: php php-cgi.exe'.
Verify IIS settings for index.php as a default document. Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. In the left pane, navigate to servername - Sites - Default Web Site. Open 'Default Document' in the right pane.
Verify 'index.php' appears in the list. If not, add it. Test PHP functionality. Open notepad.exe. Type the following code:. Save the file as test.php in the c: inetpub wwwroot folder. Open a web browser.
Navigate to. Verify the 'PHP Version' page appears.
Install MySQL Download from. Download the latest version of MySQL Community Server.
There are several variants. Download the mysql-essential x64 version. Run the MySQL installer. Click Next. Choose 'Custom'. Change the install folder location to c: mysql. Click Install.
Click Next. Click Next. Leave the 'Configure the MySQL Server now' box checked.
Uncheck the 'Register the MySQL Server now' box, if there is one. Click Finish. Click Next. Choose 'Detailed Configuration'. Choose 'Developer Machine'. Choose 'Non-Transactional Database Only'. Choose 'Manual Setting'.
Change level of concurrent connections to 100. Check the box for 'Enable TCP/IP Networking'. Choose 3306 for the port number.
Check the box next to 'Add firewall exception for this port'. Uncheck the box for 'Enable Strict Mode'. Choose 'Standard Character Set'. Check the box for 'Install As Windows Service'. The default service name is fine. Check the box for 'Launch the MySQL Server automatically'. Check the box for 'Include Bin Directory in Windows PATH'.
Check the box for 'Modify Security Settings'. Type a password twice. Leave the other boxes unchecked. Click Execute. Click Finish. Install PHPMyAdmin (optional) Download from.
Extract the zip file contents to the c: inetpub wwwroot phpmyadmin folder. Using WordPad (not Notepad), open config.sample.inc.php file from C: inetpub wwwroot phpmyadmin.
Add or edit the following variables: $cfg'blowfishsecret' = '84jfdfg5dmf40jdojf8949jf984'; # you can use any random string you want for the secret $cfg'Servers'$i'authtype' = 'cookie'; $cfg'Servers'$i'host' = '127.0.0.1'; $cfg'Servers'$i'connecttype' = 'tcp'; $cfg'Servers'$i'compress' = false; $cfg'Servers'$i'extension' = 'mysql'; $cfg'Servers'$i'AllowNoPassword' = false;. Save and rename the file as config.inc.php. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to IP)/phpmyadmin. Login with 'root' as the username and the same password used for the MySQL installation. Create a database for ResourceSpace. Open Internet Explorer and navigate to IP)/phpmyadmin.
Login with 'root' as the username and the same password used for the MySQL installation. On the home page, click in the box underneath 'Create new database'. Type 'resourcespace'. The collation box can usually be left as is (saying 'collation') or you can specify UTF8generalci collation.
Click Create. On the following page, verify the database was successfully created.
Install ResourceSpace Download from Extract the contents of the zip file to the c: inetpub wwwroot esourcespace folder. Configure IIS for ResourceSpace. Open the Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager. Navigate to servername - Application Pools on left. Click 'Add Application Pool'.
Give it a name of 'ResourceSpace'. Leave the other settings as they are. Right-click the new ResourceSpace pool name and choose 'Advanced Settings.' .
Click the drop-down menu next to 'Enable 32-Bit Applications' and select 'True'. Click the box to the right of 'Identity' then click the small box with '.' .
Click the drop-down menu under 'Built-in account' and choose 'LocalSystem'. Navigate to servername Sites Default Web Site. Right-click the 'resourcespace' folder and choose 'Add Application.'
. Type 'ResourceSpace' in the box under 'Alias'. Click Select. Click the drop-down menu under 'Application pool' and choose 'ResourceSpace'. Type 'c: inetpub wwwroot resourcespace' in the box under 'Physical path'. Install ImageMagick Download from. For a 64-bit Windows install, download the ImageMagick-6.6.1-10-Q16-windows-x64-static version or similar (build may be newer).
Click Next. Accept the agreement. Click Next. Change the install directory to c: imagemagick (all lowercase). Click Next.
Click Next. Click Install. Click Next. Uncheck the box next to 'View index.html'. Click Finish. Install Ghostscript Download the 64-bit executable installer from. Open the installer file.
Click Setup. Change the 'Install to directory' box to 'c: gs'.
Click Install. Navigate to the C: gsgsX.XXbin folder.
Copy and paste the the gswin32c.exe into the same folder to make a duplicate. It should also have a new name (with -copy or similar). Rename the newly created.EXE file to gs.exe. Install FFmpeg Download from. Download the static x64 version. Extract the contents of the FFmpeg 7z file to c: ffmpeg Install EXIFTOOL Download from.
Download the 'Windows Executeable' zip package. Open the exiftool zip archive file. Extract the contents to the c: exiftool folder. Navigate to the c: exiftool folder. Rename 'exiftool(-k).exe' to 'exiftool.exe' Edit folder permissions for ResourceSpace setup. Navigate to the C:inetpub wwwroot resourcespace folder. Right-click the 'filestore' folder and choose 'Properties'.
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Click the 'Security' tab. Click Edit. Click Locations. Navigate to and select the local machine name. Type 'Everyone' in the box under 'Enter the object names to select'. With the 'Everyone' group selected in the 'Groups or user names' section, check the box under the 'Allow' column next to 'Modify'. Right-click the 'include' folder and choose 'Properties'.
Click the 'Security' tab. Click Edit. Click Locations. Navigate to and select the local machine name.
Type 'Everyone' in the box under 'Enter the object names to select'. With the 'Everyone' group selected in the 'Groups or user names' section, check the box under the 'Allow' column next to 'Modify'.