Configure Environment

Let's configure the basic script data to proceed with the installation.

Basic Settings
Name of your site
Eg.: http://www.yoursite.com. Without / at end
Admin URL Prefix. Alpha numeric characters, dashes or underscores
Database Settings

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  1. Access the cPanel of your hosting
  2. Click on "MySQL® Databases"
  3. On "Create New Database", fill the field with a name for your database and click on "Create Database" button. Copy and paste the database name on "Database Name" field below
  4. On "Add New User", fill the field with a username for your database. Click on "Password Generator" button, copy the generated password and paste on "Database Password" field below. Check "I have copied this password in a safe place" field and click on "Use Password" button. Click on "Create User" button, copy and paste the username on "Database Username" field below.
  5. On "Add User To Database", choose the username and database created before, click on "Add" button, check "ALL PRIVILEGES" box and click on "Make Changes" button.
Eg.: localhost, 127.0.0.1 or YourHostingDBUrl
Default 3306
Mail Settings (Outgoing Server)

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  1. Access the cPanel of your hosting
  2. Click on "Email Accounts"
  3. Click on "Create" button
  4. On "Domain", choose your domain(if you have more than one)
  5. On "Username" field, choose a username to use. This username will be your email address. Eg.: youUsername@yourDomain.com. Copy and paste this email address on "Mail Username" field below
  6. On "Password" field, choose a password for this mail account. Fill "Mail Password" field below with this same password
  7. Click on "Create" button to create this mail address
  8. In the list of email accounts, locate the created email, click on "Connect Devices"
  9. On "Mail Client Manual Settings", copy the "Outgoing Server" url and paste on "Mail Host" field below
  10. Copy and paste "SMTP Port" number on "Mail Port" field below
Eg.: mail.yourdomain.com | smtp.yourdomain.com
Eg.: 465, 587
Eg.: username@yourdomain.com
Eg.: username@yourdomain.com
Development Settings

If you are not a developer, don't change this fields.

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