Oempro Installation

1. Unzip the Oempro package:

cd /opt/oempro/
unzip oemproXXX.zip

2. Change file permissions:

chmod -R 0755 install/install.sh
chmod -R 0777 data
chmod -R 0777 system/storage/
chmod -R 0777 system/bootstrap/cache/
mkdir _dockerfiles/elasticsearch/data
chmod -R 0777 _dockerfiles/elasticsearch/data
mkdir _dockerfiles/mysql/data
chmod -R 0777 _dockerfiles/mysql/data
mkdir _dockerfiles/mysql/log
chmod -R 0777 _dockerfiles/mysql/log
mkdir _dockerfiles/rabbitmq/data
chmod -R 0777 _dockerfiles/rabbitmq/data
mkdir _dockerfiles/redis/data
chmod -R 0777 _dockerfiles/redis/data

3. Execute the installer script:

cd install/
./install.sh

4. Answer the questions and the installer script will initialize the Oempro environment:

>>> Do you want to generate passwords automatically? [Y/N] => Y
>>> Are you ready?(y,n) [n]? y
>>> Enter MySQL host: [localhost] 192.168.99.108
>>> Enter MySQL port: [3306] 3306
>>> Enter MySQL database name: [oempro] oempro
>>> Enter MySQL username: [] oempro
>>> Enter MySQL password: [] *********

The information displayed above is for information only. During the install.sh installation process, the installer will display you the correct information based on your system settings.

5. Once prompted on your terminal screen, open your web browser and visit the web based installation utility to complete the installation process:

http://your-oempro-domain.com/install/

You will be asked to enter admin account information, MySQL credentials, and Oempro path information. You may refer to these default values:

>>> Application Path: /var/www/html
>>> Application URL: http://your-oempro-domain.com
>>> MySQL Host: 192.168.99.108
>>> MySQL Username: oempro
>>> MySQL Password: ******
>>> MySQL Database: oempro
>>> Administrator Name: **** *****
>>> Administrator Email Address: ******@*****.***
>>> Administrator Username: ******
>>> Administrator Password: ******

rm -rf /opt/oempro/install

http://your-oempro-domain.com/app/admin/

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• Oempro Installation