phpMyFAQ 3.0.4

Did you already read the documentation carefully before starting the phpMyFAQ setup?

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Database setup

Server:

Please select your preferred database type.

Host/Socket:

Please enter the host or path to the socket of your database server.

Port:

Please enter the port your database server.

User:

Please enter your database user.

Password:

Please enter your database password.

Database:

Please enter your existing database name.

Table prefix:

Please enter a table prefix here if you want to install more phpMyFAQ installations on one database.

LDAP setup

Enable LDAP support?

Host:

Please enter the host of your LDAP server.

Port:

Please enter the port of your LDAP server.

User DN:

Please enter your specified RDN username.

Password:

Please enter your LDAP password.

Base DN:

Please enter your distinguished name, e.g. 'cn=John Doe,ou=Accounts,o=My Company,c=US'.

You can add additional LDAP configuration in the admin configuration panel.

phpMyFAQ setup

Default language:

Please select your default language.

Permission level:

Complexity of rights and permissions.

Your name:

Please enter your real name.

Your email address:

Please enter your email adress.

Your login name:

Please enter your login name.

Your password:

Please enter your password.

Retype password:

Please retype your password.

Elasticsearch setup

Enable Elasticsearch support?

Server(s):

Please enter the host (domain or IP) with port number of your Elasticsearch server.

Index name:

Please enter your Elasticsearch index name.

Your password will be saved with a salted hash. You can change the encryption type for passwords in config/constants.php.