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    Re: Point of Sale

    Localhost isn't a directory, exactly. It's what shows up at your loopback address (127.0.0.1) when you run a webserver on a computer. I think websites usually go in /var/www/ by default though, and then when you put http://localhost or 127.0.0.1 in Firefox it will go to whatever's in /var/www/ Right now, if you go to http://localhost (not file:///localhost), it should show Apache's default start page.

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Yup, localhost is your own ubuntu box. You could either use 127.0.0.1 the default and you can also use your boxes external IP. For example if your box has an IP address of 192.168.0.10 you could use either 192.168.0.1 or 127.0.0.1 (Though only on that box, if you wanted to access it from your lan you would need to use the 192 address)

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Quote Originally Posted by justins1983 View Post
    Is anyone familiar with setting up PHP point of sale? I'm stuck at trying to install, the directions tell me to open '/path/index.php' in a web browser. When I do this in firefox, I'm asked to choose a program to handle that file type. I followed guides to install mysql, apache and php5 as these are requirements, but I dont know what program to use or how to locate it by browsing. Anyone else done this?
    I'm also interested in getting this to work.
    I put the PHP Point of sale folder in /var/www , and typed this in my browser:

    http://localhost/PHP_Point_Of_Sale_9...tall/index.php

    Then I get to a form where I put various information like database name etc..

    When I click install I notice it moves to http://localhost/PHP_Point_Of_Sale_9...akeinstall.php

    but after that, nothing happens. That's where I'm stuck.

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Quote Originally Posted by macogw View Post
    Localhost isn't a directory, exactly. It's what shows up at your loopback address (127.0.0.1) when you run a webserver on a computer. I think websites usually go in /var/www/ by default though, and then when you put http://localhost or 127.0.0.1 in Firefox it will go to whatever's in /var/www/ Right now, if you go to http://localhost (not file:///localhost), it should show Apache's default start page.
    Oh thanks for that, I would have never guessed what folder 'localhost' correlated to. Ive got the php file to open, just have to figure out why it gives me a blank screen after I fill out the required info and click install. Any ever used this program (PHP point of sale)??

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Quote Originally Posted by oyvindaa View Post
    I'm also interested in getting this to work.
    I put the PHP Point of sale folder in /var/www , and typed this in my browser:

    http://localhost/PHP_Point_Of_Sale_9...tall/index.php

    Then I get to a form where I put various information like database name etc..

    When I click install I notice it moves to http://localhost/PHP_Point_Of_Sale_9...akeinstall.php

    but after that, nothing happens. That's where I'm stuck.
    I'm having the same problem. I thought maybe it was due to not having a database in the /var/www/ folder but creating one there did not change anything. I also gave read/write permissions to settings.php to see if that was the cause, still getting the same blank page after I click install.

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    Re: Point of Sale

    bump

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    Re: Point of Sale

    PHP Point Of Sale 9.1
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    Requirements:
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    PHP 4.3 or greater recommended
    My SQL
    Any Windows, Mac, Or Unix Computer
    Apache Web Server recommended

    I used synaptic to install php, mySQL and Apache

    How to install:
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    1. Unzip the Program and place the folder onto a web-server with PHP and MYSQL.

    I unzipped into /var/www/ on a blind guess because theres no documentation that I can find to direct me elsewhere.

    2. In a browser go to: http://Yourwebserver.com/Path To Point Of Sale/install/index.php YOUR DEFAULT USERNAME IS : admin YOUR DEFAULT PASSWORD IS: pointofsale
    3. Fill out the information and click install

    Did this. After clicking install I get a blank page

    4. The tables will be created in your selected database.
    5. You will be redirected to login (admin/pointofsale)
    6. Add customers, brands, categories, suppliers, and items and you are ready to start selling!
    *** Make sure the database you choose is already created!

    I did this, my DB folder was saved in /var/www

    ** Make sure you add brands, categories, and suppliers first then add items.
    * Make sure the settings.php file is writable

    I used chmod to give write permissions to settings.php.

    So what did I do wrong here? How can I get this program to install?

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Do the installation files have execute permissions? Maybe that's needed... Umm...I think most files for the internet are supposed to be 755

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    Re: Point of Sale

    Quote Originally Posted by macogw View Post
    Do the installation files have execute permissions? Maybe that's needed... Umm...I think most files for the internet are supposed to be 755
    ok, changed the whole folder. now I just have to figure out how to get http://localhost to stop timing out. ugh

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