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InstallationΒΆ

If you’ve installed a web application like WordPress or phpMyAdmin, you’ll have no trouble installing ThinkUp. Here’s everything you need to know to get ThinkUp up and running on your web server.

  • Quick Start
    • Known Incompatibilities
  • Step-by-Step Installation Guide
    • Prerequisites
    • Download
    • Extract
    • Upload
    • Recommended: Create Database
    • Launch the Installer
    • Seeing a Permissions Error Message?
    • Create The Configuration File
    • Requirements Check
    • Configuration Details
    • Activate Your Account
    • You’re Done!
    • If You Get Stuck
  • Install ThinkUp from Source
    • Notes
  • Advanced Configuration
    • app_title_prefix
    • datadir_path
    • use_db_sessions
    • mandrill_api_key
  • Upgrade ThinkUp
    • Upgrade ThinkUp’s Application Code
    • Upgrade ThinkUp’s Database Structure
    • Running Beta Versions or Code from GitHub
  • Understanding ThinkUp’s Folder Permissions
    • Minimum Required File Permissions
    • Web-based Upgrader File Permissions
  • Back Up and Export
    • Back Up and Restore ThinkUp’s Entire Database
    • Export a Single Service User’s Data
    • When to Back Up and When to Export
  • ThinkUp Security and Data Privacy
    • What Data ThinkUp Stores
    • How ThinkUp Handles Sensitive Data
    • Security Measure ThinkUp’s Application Code Puts in Place
    • How to Secure Your ThinkUp Installation
    • How to Report a Security Bug
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