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Hamilton Abreu: Reverted edits by Skarim (talk) to last revision by JesseWeinstein

2011-07-25T20:08:15Z

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2011-07-25T12:12:56Z

‎Upgrading to 5 from 3.0 or Before

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‎Simple

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2010-08-30T17:19:11Z

‎Simple

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‎Upgrading to 5.0 from 3.0 or Before

2009-06-09T06:18:44Z

‎Upgrading to 5.0 from 3.1 and Above

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‎Download/Install getID3

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	Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start with a brand new installation using version 5.		Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start with a brand new installation using version 5.
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−	~~== Resources ==~~
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−	~~You can compare the [http://www.simonlydealsandcontracts.co.uk/compare_by_deal/Best-SIM-Only-deals.html Best sim only deals] for your mobile tariff.~~

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	Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start with a brand new installation using version 5.		Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start with a brand new installation using version 5.
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		+	== Resources ==
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		+	You can compare the [http://www.simonlydealsandcontracts.co.uk/compare_by_deal/Best-SIM-Only-deals.html Best sim only deals] for your mobile tariff.

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 =Installing=
 == Simple  ==
-The easiest way to get going is to start with a web hosting server. Common web hosting services like [http://www.brainpulse.com BrainPulse] ,   [http://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost] and [http://www.websitesource.com WebsiteSource] provide an administration interface for setting up a mysql database. Hosting services also provide some FTP or SFTP mechanism to upload the ccHost installation files as well. 99% of all services provide support for PHP as well. If you have questions about support in this area, check the server requirements below and with your hosting service.[http://www.keralatourismpackages.org Kerala Packages]
+The easiest way to get going is to start with a web hosting server. Common web hosting services like [http://www.brainpulse.com BrainPulse] ,   [http://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost] and [http://www.websitesource.com WebsiteSource] provide an administration interface for setting up a mysql database. Hosting services also provide some FTP or SFTP mechanism to upload the ccHost installation files as well. 99% of all services provide support for PHP as well. If you have questions about support in this area, check the server requirements below and with your hosting service.
 #Unzip the ccHost ZIP archive on your local system and copy the files to your server retaining the the directory structure.

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 =Installing=
 == Simple  ==
-The easiest way to get going is to start with a web hosting server. Common web hosting services like [http://www.brainpulse.com BrainPulse] ,   [http://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost] and [http://www.websitesource.com WebsiteSource] provide an administration interface for setting up a mysql database. Hosting services also provide some FTP or SFTP mechanism to upload the ccHost installation files as well. 99% of all services provide support for PHP as well. If you have questions about support in this area, check the server requirements below and with your hosting service.
+The easiest way to get going is to start with a web hosting server. Common web hosting services like [http://www.brainpulse.com BrainPulse] ,   [http://www.dreamhost.com/ Dreamhost] and [http://www.websitesource.com WebsiteSource] provide an administration interface for setting up a mysql database. Hosting services also provide some FTP or SFTP mechanism to upload the ccHost installation files as well. 99% of all services provide support for PHP as well. If you have questions about support in this area, check the server requirements below and with your hosting service.[http://www.keralatourismpackages.org Kerala Packages]
 #Unzip the ccHost ZIP archive on your local system and copy the files to your server retaining the the directory structure.

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 #Unzip the ccHost ZIP archive on your local system and copy the files to your server retaining the the directory structure.
 #Browse to '''<nowiki>http://where_you_installed</nowiki>''' and follow all the instructions from then on.
 == Advanced ==

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 =Installing=
 == Simple  ==

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 * Browse to <nowiki>http://<your_install_location</nowiki>
-== Upgrading to 5.0 from 3.0 or Before ==
+== Upgrading to 5 from 3.0 or Before ==
-Upgrading to 5.0 simply hasn't been tried or tested. (If you have some experience, please feel to share with the rest of the class.) It is therefore not recommended except for the very strong willed.
+Upgrading to 5 simply hasn't been tried or tested. (If you have some experience, please feel to share with the rest of the class.) It is therefore not recommended except for the very strong willed.
-Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start new with 5.0.
+Instead what you may want to consider (if you don't have a lot of content data) is start with a brand new installation using version 5.

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 *Browse '''<you_installation_root>?update=1'''
-== Upgrading to 5.0 from 3.1 and Above ==
+== Upgrading to 5.x from 3.1 and Above ==
 ===Before you upgrade===
 ==== Plugins ====

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 ccHost depends on the getID3 library for verifying uploads. Install getID3 (at least 1.7.3) here: http://www.getid3.org/#download before you install ccHost. (It's a simple download-unpack operation.)
-Note: Do ''not'' install anything but the '''stable''' release of getID3
+Note: Make sure the release you install is marked as '''stable'''. Do ''not'' install anything that is "beta" or "alpha"
 For example (on Linux):