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en:extensions:coreboscp:installconfig [2019/07/30 23:55] joebordes [coreBOS Webservice Enhancements] |
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| - copy the code to a directory accessible from the web user on the server where you want to have the customer portal. It is recommendable that you version that code using git:<code>git clone https://github.com/tsolucio/coreBOSCP.git coreboscp</code> | - copy the code to a directory accessible from the web user on the server where you want to have the customer portal. It is recommendable that you version that code using git:<code>git clone https://github.com/tsolucio/coreBOSCP.git coreboscp</code> | ||
| - | - give read/write permission to the web user to all directories in the structure. Specially important are: assets and protected/runtime | + | - give read/write permission to the web user to all directories in the structure. Especially important are: assets and protected/runtime |
| - edit protected/config/PortalConfig.php and set the variables | - edit protected/config/PortalConfig.php and set the variables | ||
| - | - $evocp_Server_Path: must be the full URL to the associated coreBOS install. Obviously this implies that the server you are doing the install on MUST have continuous access to the coreBOS application | + | - **$evocp_Server_Path** must be the full URL to the associated coreBOS install. Obviously, this implies that the server you are doing the install on MUST have continuous access to the coreBOS application |
| - | - $evocp_Login_User and $coreBOSCP_Access_Key define the user with which we will access coreBOS as defined in the previous section. | + | - **$evocp_Login_User** and **$coreBOSCP_Access_Key** define the user with which we will access coreBOS as defined in the previous section. |
| - | - $evocp_AttachmentFolderName is the name of the folder within which you want any trouble ticket attachments to be uploaded | + | - **$evocp_AttachmentFolderName** is the name of the folder within which you want any trouble ticket attachments to be uploaded |
| + | This screencast shows a live session of installing and configuring access. | ||
| + | {{youtube>03kOfVyDDH0}} | ||
| ===== Contacts Access ===== | ===== Contacts Access ===== | ||
| We must now explicitly give access to each contact we want by means of the fields designated for this on the contact's record in coreBOS. | We must now explicitly give access to each contact we want by means of the fields designated for this on the contact's record in coreBOS. | ||
