Unpack the Innomatic archive, a folder named “innomatic” will be created. Inside this folder, you'll find an index.php file and another “innomatic” folder (“innomatic/innomatic”), that is the real public folder for Innomatic. The index.php file is not a real public Web file, it is the common receiver for the public webapps. If the first level Innomatic directory is left Web publicly available, the index.php file will redirect the browser to “innomatic” subfolder.
Create a virtual host in your web server configuration for Innomatic public folder (innomatic/innomatic), e.g. innomatic.mydomain.com.
Point your browser to the newly created Innomatic virtual host and follow the Web setup procedure.
If you need help, you can post a message in the Installation support forum.
Innomatic can be automatically installed from the command line using the kickstart system.
First of all you need to edit the kickstart configuration file:
innomatic/WEB-INF/conf/kickstart.ini
Once you saved it, you can start the kickstart installer by running the following commands:
cd innomatic/WEB-INF/scripts php kickstart.php
Q. When I click on the “Next” button at the bottom of the page during “System check” phase, nothing happens.
A. Check that the Innomatic directories have the right users and permissions. Typical user/group for Apache is nobody:nogroup or apache:apache. The same applies for Windows, you must ensure that the directories are writable by the web server user.
Q. I'm unable to complete the database creation phase during setup.
A. This is likely to be a database permissions problem. You may try making sure that the specified database user has access to the database not only from localhost, but also by the IP address and domain name. Then change the default localhost on the form to your domain. If this doesn'work, you may also try with 127.0.0.1 as IP address, for certains setup this works.