UserSpice 6.1.7 Installation

Cleanup
Welcome to UserSpice Installation

This program will walk you through the entire process of configuring UserSpice. Before you proceed, you might want to make sure that you're ready to do the install.

If you have not already created a new database, please do so at this time. Make sure that you have the Host Name, Username, Password, and Database name handy, as you will need them to complete the install. Note that if your database user has permission to create databases on your server, the installer can create the database for you in the next step.

System Requirement Check

Your PHP version meets the minimum system requirements of 8.0.0 or later, but you need to make sure your system meets all the rest of the requirements. If you see any red text in the table below, please correct those issues before installing.

Requirement State
PHP version required to install >= 8.0.0 Yes
PHP version recommended >= 8.2.0 Yes
XML support Available
MySQLi support Available
PDO support Available
Is ../users/init.php writeable? Unwriteable
It is really important that you be able to write to the init file! If you don't know how to chmod your init file, please read this guide at UserSpice.com.
Is z_us_root.php writeable? Unwriteable
Please chmod this file to 0755 before installing.
Is users/ folder writeable? Unwriteable
Please chmod this folder to 0755 before installing.
Is usersc/ folder writeable? Unwriteable
Please chmod this folder to 0755 before installing.

Additional Recommended Settings

UserSpice will most likely work regardless of the settings below, however these settings are suggested.

Setting Recommended Actual
CURL Enabled (For Updates and Plugins) YES YES
Zip Enabled (For Updates and Plugins) YES YES
UserSpice Folder Writeable YES NO
Safe Mode OFF OFF
Display Errors (Recommended during Development) ON OFF
File Uploads ON ON
Register Globals OFF OFF
Output Buffering OFF OFF
Session Auto Start OFF OFF
You have errors listed in the System Requirement Check that must be corrected before continuing. If you have an unwritable ../users/init.php, it is suggested that you chmod that file to 666 for installation and then chmod it to 644 after installation. please read this guide.