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INSTALLATION NOTES
SearchMaster has a semi-automated install routine, however there
are a couple of things you need to do first
### First off, create your MySQL database and take note of the
login details and make sure your path to perl is correct. The program
assumes #usr/bin/perl but if yours is different, you must open up
all the CGI/PL files and change this to reflect your path to perl.
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### SIMPLE INSTRUCTIONS ####
- 1. create a directory to expand the zip file to
- 2. Upload the contents of the 'put in CGI bin' folder to your
cgi-bin
- 3. Upload the contents of the 'put in web ROOT' folder to your
main web root
- 4. Still in FTP, navigate to your CGI-BIN/searchmasterv2 directory
- 5. CHMOD: setup_exe.pl and install.pl to 0755
- 6. Point your browser to www.yourdomain.com/yourcgidirectory/searchmasterv2/setup_exe.pl
- 7. Follow the on screen instructions
#### DETAILED INSTRUCTIONS ###
1. Create a directory to place the unpacked files and directories
in
2. Unpack the zip file making sure to retain the directory structure
3. You then have 2 sub directories:

expanded view
'put in CGI bin' - This contains the sub directory 'searchmasterv2'.
Upload this entire directory to your CGI directory. If you are able
to run scripts anywhere in your site you must still create a cgi
directory (if you do not have one), but you can name this anything
you choose You must end up with a structure like this: www.yourdomain.com/yourcgidirectory/searchmasterv2/
' put in web ROOT' - Upload the 3 sub directories to your
main root of your site.
4. Still in your FTP program, go to: your-cgi-directory/searchmasterv2
and CHMOD the following 2 files to 0755: setup_exe.pl install.pl
5. Make sure your path to perl is correct. The program assumes
#usr/bin/perl but if yours is different, you must open up all the
CGI/PL files and change this to reflect your path to perl.
6. Now go to your browser and go to: www.yourdomain.com/yourcgidirectory/searchmasterv2/setup_exe.pl
The installation routine will now start. Follow the on screen instructions.
####### KNOWN ISSUES #########
Certain servers refuse to run the cgi/pl files unless they have
been opened and resaved in a unix format. If you get a 500 internal
server error when running the setup_exe.pl file, try the following:
1. Make sure your path to perl is correct in the script
2. Make sure you have permission to run cgi scripts in your directory
3. Make sure the file is CHMOD 0755
4. Download the file, open it up and save it in unix format and
re-upload it.
5. If re-saving the file in UNIX format cures the problem, the repeat
the process for all the other cgi/pl files
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