MAINTENANCE

Once the application is installed you sometimes have to run maintenance scripts:

setup

Open the following url to start the initial setup:

• http://www.example.com/kwf/maintenance/setup

This script will:

• check requirements
• create database with initial content
• create admin user
• create config.local.ini containing database config

php-info

Open the following url to get php-info output:

• http://www.example.com/kwf/debug/php-info

apc console

Open the following url to get the apc console (useful if you use apc to check stats etc):

• http://www.example.com/kwf/debug/apc

clear-cache

Clearing caches is needed if you make changes to code.

• commandline: php bootstrap.php clear-cache
• webserver: http://www.example.com/kwf/maintenance/clear-cache

clear-view-cache

Clears view cache for specified components

• commandline: php bootstrap.php clear-view-cache
• http://www.example.com/admin/component/clear-cache

update

Running update scripts is needed after updating code that requires changes to the database. Will also clear all caches.

• commandline: php bootstrap.php update
• webserver: http://www.example.com/kwf/maintenance/update

fulltext rebuild

The fulltext index can be built using:

• commandline: php bootstrap.php fulltext rebuild --debug
• webserver: http://www.example.com/kwf/maintenance/fulltext

phpminiadmin

To access the database you can use the built-in phpminiadmin (slim phpMyAdmin alternative) which is already configured with the correct database connection:

• http://www.example.com/kwf/pma