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Eldy at 08:31, 29 April 2023

2023-04-29T08:31:50Z

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	* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).		* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).
	* Policy of the future of this platform is not clear and Zend does not provide information/guarantee. It's seems this platform is only dedicated to test/development purposes.		* Policy of the future of this platform is not clear and Zend does not provide information/guarantee. It's seems this platform is only dedicated to test/development purposes.
	For all those reason, we provide tutorial but we recommend using any other platform (For example DoliCloud: https://www.dolicloud.com).		For all those reason, we provide tutorial but we recommend using any other platform (For example DoliCloud: https://www.dolicloud.com?utm_source=wikizend).

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Udo.tamm: add category Admin_en

2018-08-28T17:07:25Z

add category Admin_en

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Eldy at 22:01, 26 June 2018

2018-06-26T22:01:27Z

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	* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).		* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).
	* Policy of the future of this platform is not clear and Zend does not provide information/guarantee. It's seems this platform is only dedicated to test/development purposes.		* Policy of the future of this platform is not clear and Zend does not provide information/guarantee. It's seems this platform is only dedicated to test/development purposes.
	For all those reason, we provide tutorial but we recommend using any other platform (For example DoliCloud: ~~http~~://www.dolicloud.com).		For all those reason, we provide tutorial but we recommend using any other platform (For example DoliCloud: https://www.dolicloud.com).

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Eldy at 11:40, 28 June 2015

2015-06-28T11:40:14Z

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			[[File:warning.png]] '''This service has been closed by Zend !'''


	This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com).		This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com).

Eldy at 16:21, 27 August 2013

2013-08-27T16:21:48Z

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	This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com).		This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com).

	You can use this platform, however we do not recommand Zend PHPCloud as ~~your first choice~~ for the following reason:		You can use this platform, however we do not recommand Zend PHPCloud as a production usage for the following reason:
	* Support is not efficient. Dolibarr team has found several bug and problems onto this platform but Zend team ~~seems to ignore completely~~ our ~~feedbacks~~.		* Support is not efficient. Dolibarr team has found several bug and problems onto this platform but Zend team does not answered our feedback.
	* You can't make backup of your database, because the binary required for this ('''mysqldump''' tool) can't be reach.		* You can't make backup of your database, because the binary required for this ('''mysqldump''' tool) can't be reach.
	* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).		* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).

Eldy at 20:29, 14 June 2012

2012-06-14T20:29:57Z

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	This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com)		This page is a tutorial to explain how to install Dolibarr ERP-CRM on the Zend Cloud Platform, called PHPCloud (http://phpcloud.com).

			You can use this platform, however we do not recommand Zend PHPCloud as your first choice for the following reason:
			* Support is not efficient. Dolibarr team has found several bug and problems onto this platform but Zend team seems to ignore completely our feedbacks.
			* You can't make backup of your database, because the binary required for this ('''mysqldump''' tool) can't be reach.
			* To access your instance using SFTP, you need a certificate but you can install only one certificate. This mean, you can't ask a thirdparty support team (commercial service or not) to help you (this third party will not be able to install its own certificate to get access to file need to diagnose/fix your problem).
			* Policy of the future of this platform is not clear and Zend does not provide information/guarantee. It's seems this platform is only dedicated to test/development purposes.
			For all those reason, we provide tutorial but we recommend using any other platform (For example DoliCloud: http://www.dolicloud.com).

	= Create an account =		= Create an account =

Juanpadominguez: /* Submit Dolibarr files */

2012-02-01T14:31:08Z

Submit Dolibarr files

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	= Submit Dolibarr files =		= Submit Dolibarr files =
	With a SFTP client, connect to your ~~PHPCould~~ file system. Information to configure your SFTP software is :		With a SFTP client, connect to your PHPCloud file system. Information to configure your SFTP software is :
	* User name: mycontainer		* User name: mycontainer
	* Host name: mycontainer.my.phpcloud.com		* Host name: mycontainer.my.phpcloud.com
	* Port: 22 (this is the default SFTP port and usually there is no need to specify this)		* Port: 22 (this is the default SFTP port and usually there is no need to specify this)
	* RSA Private Key: the path to your private key file (you can download this private from the "Access Keys" button inside your "My Account" in PHPCloud account)		* RSA Private Key: the path to your private key file (you can download this private key from the "Access Keys" button inside your "My Account" in PHPCloud account)

	With this information, you can connect with SFTP to the PHPCloud file system. It contains by default only a directory '''applications/container-root/public'''		With this information, you can connect with SFTP to the PHPCloud file system. It contains by default only a directory '''applications/container-root/public'''

Juanpadominguez: /* Submit Dolibarr files */

2012-02-01T14:30:27Z

Submit Dolibarr files

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	* Host name: mycontainer.my.phpcloud.com		* Host name: mycontainer.my.phpcloud.com
	* Port: 22 (this is the default SFTP port and usually there is no need to specify this)		* Port: 22 (this is the default SFTP port and usually there is no need to specify this)
	* RSA Private Key: the path to your private key file		* RSA Private Key: the path to your private key file (you can download this private from the "Access Keys" button inside your "My Account" in PHPCloud account)

	With this information, you can connect with SFTP to the PHPCloud file system. It contains by default only a directory '''applications/container-root/public'''		With this information, you can connect with SFTP to the PHPCloud file system. It contains by default only a directory '''applications/container-root/public'''

Eldy: moved Cloud with PHPCloud to Cloud with Zend PHPCloud

2011-11-27T12:12:40Z

moved Cloud with PHPCloud to Cloud with Zend PHPCloud

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Revision as of 12:12, 27 November 2011

Eldy: /* Submit Dolibarr files */

2011-11-27T12:12:15Z

Submit Dolibarr files

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	Upload all files into htdocs directory of Dolibarr package into this '''public''' directory.		Upload all files into htdocs directory of Dolibarr package into this '''public''' directory.

	Once this is done, edit (with your SFTP software) permissions on directory '''applications/~~containrer~~-root/public/conf''' to be writable for the group (by default permission are read-write for user and read only for group).		Once this is done, edit (with your SFTP software) permissions on directory '''applications/container-root/public/conf''' to be writable for the group (by default permission are read-write for user and read only for group).

	[[File:Warning.png]] Note: If you edit a file from your SFTP client, group on remote filesystem is modified with group of your users instead of staying the group of web server. This means file could not be reach by your application. If this occurs, delete file and resubmit it. Group owner should be restored to group of web server (id of group must differs from id of user).		[[File:Warning.png]] Note: If you edit a file from your SFTP client, group on remote filesystem is modified with group of your users instead of staying the group of web server. This means file could not be reach by your application. If this occurs, delete file and resubmit it. Group owner should be restored to group of web server (id of group must differs from id of user).