XGProyect / XG-Proyect-v3.x.x

XG Proyect is an OGame clone open-source web application framework designed for creating game clones, particularly those inspired by the popular game OGame, set in a vast and captivating space-themed universe.
https://xgproyect.org
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Better Manually explanation #565

Closed Bigtieger closed 1 month ago

Bigtieger commented 1 year ago

https://github.com/XGProyect/XG-Proyect-v3.x.x/blob/d1d9dc7ed498c4417f41b955871d4b67e0bb39d7/README.md?plain=1#L33

It would have helped me to add the following Steps:

Old

1. Go to [releases](https://github.com/XGProyect/XG-Proyect-v3.x.x/releases)
 2. Look for the last version and then **assets** and finally look for the `.zip` file.
 3. Unzip the file.
 4. Browse the folder and search for the upload directory, there are hidden files in it, be sure that those are copied over also, specially the `.htaccess` file.
 5. Using docker, XAMPP or any local stack that you want set the copies files to your root.

New

1. Go to [releases](https://github.com/XGProyect/XG-Proyect-v3.x.x/releases)
 2. Look for the last version and then **assets** and finally look for the `.zip` file.
 3. Unzip the file.
 4. Browse the folder and search for the upload directory, there are hidden files in it, be sure that those are copied over also, specially the `.htaccess` file.
 5. Make sure that the PHP-Process can write to the Folder .../upload/config/ for the new config File.
 6. Open the Game under .../upload/public it should redirect you to /upload/public/install
 7. Set the Nginx Root to /upload/public
 8. Using docker, XAMPP or any local stack that you want set the copies files to your root.
LucasKovacs commented 1 month ago

Thanks, you made me realize that maybe it was not 100% clear that the contents inside upload had to be copied and not the directory. I will improve the instructions for 3.5