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Before you begin you will need to know the following information

• Your username for your web host
• Your password for your web host
• The main page of your class website
• Mysql Database Hostname
• Mysql Database Name
• Mysql Username
• Mysql Password

Copy the following files up to your webspace along with your class website If you are unsure of how to do this check your hosting companies website for directions. After you copy this file it is important that you close it and reopen it from your website. This would typically be done by going to a URL similiar to this http://www.YOURWEBSITE/setup.html

• setup.html
• setupcgi.cgi
• ofcourseRelease.tar.gz

Step 2: Set permissions on setup files

After reopening this page on your webspace you are ready to begin step 2. You will need to set the permissions on the setup.html and setupcgi.cgi file. For specific instructions in how to do this check your hosting companies website. The permissions will need to be set to "755" for the setup.html and "700" for the setupcgi.cgi file. If you put these files into a directory you will need to make sure the permissions are also "755" on the directory.

Step 3a: Run Setup file

Due to different webserver configurations there is a chance that this step will not work. In the event that it succeeds you can follow the instructions and complete your setup. (You will know it succeeds because you will arrive at step 4) In the event that step 3 fails (You will most likely get an internal server error) you should make sure that your permissions are properly set to "700" on the setupcgi.cgi file. If the permissions are properly set you will need to go onto step 3b.

Step 3b: Set Perl path

NOTE: You only need to complete this step in the event that step 3a did not work.

• To do this step you will need to copy the setupcgi.cgi file from the cd to your computer hard dirve, then open it in a program such as windows notepad. After opening this file the first line will need to be modified All you will need to do is replace the /usr/local/bin/perl with the proper path to perl. The perl path can be found by asking your hosting company or checking your hosting companies website. Please note the #! MUST remain at the begining of the setupcgi.cgi
• After you modify the file you will need to reupload it to your webspace replacing the version that is there, and you will need to set the permissions to "700" again on the setupcgi.cgi file.