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How do I install SourceGuardian?
| This tutorial is for users with knowledge of extracting tools and may require SSH access to your account, but is doable over ftp. The first step is to download the ixed package from the SourceGuardian developers website http://www.sourceguardian.com/ixeds/, the latest package at the time of this article for 64bit linux operating systems is here: http://www.sourceguardian.com/ixeds/ixed4.lin.x86-64.tar.gz Create a new folder in your / directory called ixed. mkdir ixed Upload this file to your /ixed/ directory. Then extract it. tar -xvzf ixed4.lin.x86-64.tar.gz Now you need to edit your php.ini file. Add one line into your php.ini with the appropriate loader name. Examples: (These are not the only possible variants, and are just provided as examples) extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.4.3.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 4.3.x extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0.0.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 5.0.0 extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0.1.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 5.0.1 extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0.2.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 5.0.2 extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0.lin # for Linux, non thread safe, PHP 5.0.3+ extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0.0ts.lin # for Linux, thread safe, PHP 5.0.0 extension=/home/username/ixed/ixed.5.0ts.lin # for Linux, thread safe, PHP 5.0.3+ Thats it. If your script that requires SourceGuardian is used in a directory that is not in your public_html please copy the php.ini file to the directory the script is running from. Also if you chose to use FTP method instead of SSH method you will need to extract the .gz files on your computer at home then upload the /ixed/ directory via ftp. Then edit your php.ini file in your favorite txt editor. |
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