Section System Admin 
Installation Step 2 - Database and license installation
Installation Step 2 - Database and license installation
Step 2 - Database and license installation
Geschrieben von: Jomres Administrator
When it runs install_jomres.php checks that certain directories exist, and if not that it can create them. This is done because the web server needs to ensure that it has write access to those directories. If it can't then the installer script will stop running and you need to make those directories and give the web server write access to them. Typically this is done by creating the folder and chmodding it to 777 but depending on the server you may meet varying levels of success. This is why it's advisable that you use the web installer wherever possible, and that preferably you are using a SUexec enabled server so that when you want to modify Jomres files later you can without wrestling with file permissions.
1. Jomres will first ask you for your license key. This can be obtained by visiting the My Account page at www.jomres.net, and clicking on the link to view the full license details.
2. When you click the Save Key button Jomres will then check to see if the typical Jomres tables exist in your database. If they do not then a new install is assumed. It will create all of the mySql tables that it needs, it will insert some sample data, it will create your property specific settings and it will make admin a super property manager.
3. When this is all done you are almost ready to use Jomres, but before you do that you should remove the file install_jomres.php. As of Jomres v3.1 it will attempt to remove it for you if it can, but if it can't then it'll warn you that the file still exists and you should use your ftp client to remove it.
4. You can now go to your Mambo administrators backend and view your Jomres installation. Don't forget to add Jomres to a menu so that you can view it from the front end, this is where most of your property management is performed.
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