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Really Newbie Help Needed - Libraries

PostPosted: 17. September 2012 23:19
by nspinheiro
Hi

First of all thanks in advance for all that bother tho read my post.

It's like this... to be tottaly honest i am not a tech guy, i do not understand much of php, sql, apache and so on, but i need to put a Prestashop module working in my store. it is an expensive module, so i did not wanted to buy it without understanding if i have all that it takes....

This are the requirements.

This first ones i know i have them:

PHP 5.3+
Supports PrestaShop from v1.2.x to v1.4.x
Maximum amount of memory a script may consume = 512M, recommended = 1024M

From know own this is tottaly chinese to me...

Maximum size of POST data that PHP will accept = 20M
Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds = 0
Maximum amount of time each script may spend parsing request data = -1
MySQL - Max allowed packet MIN 4M
MySQL - LOAD LOCAL INFILE enable
Ouput Buffering to 1
Allow URL open
GZIP enable
You need as well to have the following libraries:
Zlib
XML
Curl
mysql
DOM
Json

Is there any proper place to check this configurations and if this modules are installed? Any light that you might give for me to know were to look?

Thanks in advance to all of you.


Nspinheiro

Re: Really Newbie Help Needed - Libraries

PostPosted: 18. September 2012 01:23
by JonB
Is there any proper place to check this configurations and if this modules are installed?


Yes -

Just go to the XAMPP Welcome Page (http://localhost), then select phpinfo() from the left column.

You really should first check to see if that script is ready for PHP 5.4, if it is not use XAMPP 1.7.7 - which is PHP 5.3.8

Good Luck

Re: Really Newbie Help Needed - Libraries

PostPosted: 18. September 2012 09:19
by nspinheiro
Thanks for your Help.

I have found that menu and it "looks good".

It seams i don't only have the "CURL" Librarie and i need to find the way to change some configuration values, like, for example, "Maximum execution time of each script, in seconds"

It was a great help, thank you, i really had no idea where to go to check this.

Thanks