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We need the following Apache modules to run: | We need the following Apache modules to run: | ||
* mod_php | * mod_php | ||
* mod_rewrite (to make beautiful URL) ? | |||
* ... | * ... | ||
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=== Version === | === Version === | ||
4.3 or above | 4.3.2 or above | ||
=== Build-time options === | === Build-time options === | ||
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We support the following RDBMS product(s), in the specified version/configuration: | We support the following RDBMS product(s), in the specified version/configuration: | ||
=== MySQL === | === MySQL === | ||
* Version 4.1 or above | * Version 4.1 or above ''(has this definetly been decided then; the last discussion I saw was that it hadn't been? If it has, can someone make the reasons clear. --[[User:Csogilvie|Csogilvie]] 06:59, 23 Jan 2005 (PST))'' | ||
* Max (InnoDB) | * Max (InnoDB) |
Latest revision as of 00:52, 29 April 2007
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Introduction
Here we explain what is the setup needed to run and test Mozilla Update code
Apache
Supported Apache configuration (version, modules, permissions and so on)
Version
2.0 (1.3.x?)
Permissions
Apache user should have write permission on these directories
- /files/temp
- /files/approval
- /images/previews
- ...
Modules
We need the following Apache modules to run:
- mod_php
- mod_rewrite (to make beautiful URL) ?
- ...
PHP
Supported PHP configuration (version and settings like register globals, magic quotes and so on...)
Version
4.3.2 or above
Build-time options
- --with-zip (though, if is used only to parse XPIs, I have a workaround --Maotzetung 05:13, 23 Jan 2005 (PST))
- ...
Runtime configuration:
- register_globals = off
- magic_quotes_gpc = off
- ...
RDBMS
We support the following RDBMS product(s), in the specified version/configuration:
MySQL
- Version 4.1 or above (has this definetly been decided then; the last discussion I saw was that it hadn't been? If it has, can someone make the reasons clear. --Csogilvie 06:59, 23 Jan 2005 (PST))
- Max (InnoDB)