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Revision as of 14:59, 29 April 2020
Installing from the command line
In addition to our other methods, you can install and upgrade WHMCS on the command line. This is useful when you provision WHMCS for multiple installations. To use this method of installation, you must first download the .zip file for the desired version of WHMCS and unzip it.
For advanced users
- We only recommend this method for advanced users who are familiar with database management and the command line.
- Configuration and database issues can prevent you from using this method. We recommend that you perform a backup first.
- This installation method doesn't perform checks for InnoDB or database setup.
Input
The installation script uses the following syntax:
php -f bin/installer.php –- [options]Options
The script enables non-interactive mode (-n or --non-interactive) and performs an upgrade (-u or --upgrade) by default.
You can use these options with the installation script:
| Option | Description |
|---|---|
| -c or --config | Provide configuration data in the JSON format. Use this with the -n or --non-interactive option.
For more on how to use this, see Supplying configuration data below. Added in WHMCS 7.10
We added this option in WHMCS version 7.10. |
| -h or --help | View help information. |
| -i or --install | Perform a new installation. |
| -n or --non-interactive | Don't require user input while the script runs. |
| -s or --status | Provide status information about the installation's files and databases. |
| -u or --upgrade | Upgrade an existing installation. |
| -v or --verbose | Run the script with verbose output. |
Supplying configuration data
If you use the -c or --config option, you must supply configuration data in the JSON format. For example:
echo '{"admin":{"username":"name","password":"12345luggage"}}' | php -f bin/installer.php – -i -n -cThe script uses your input to create a configuration.php file for the installation.
You can configure two arrays:
| Array | Description |
|---|---|
| admin | Provide information for the installation's administrator account using the username and password parameters.
Warning |
| configuration | Provide configuration information for the WHMCS installation. For a list of parameters to use, see Restoring WHMCS. |