Setup a clean VM walking people through the steps for installing via IIS / Apache (XAMPP), using a VM of Win 7 (unactivated) with snapshots for reversing back to pre-web server install state
"Why is my wallet balance 0?"
"Well, you dont have any monies. Sorry"
"Why my shit no work?"
"You need to have PHP Short_Open_Tags set to 'On' in php.ini, and ensure the php_sockets.dll module is loaded as well.
"Is this secure?"
"Yes. Everything is running on your own server, and no private keys or passwords are stored, with exception to API keys, but they are not included in source."
This has been done already! :) Turns out less of a walkthrough was needed, as we're using PHP Desktop to relieve inexperienced users of setting up a webserver + PHP. Closing...
Setup a clean VM walking people through the steps for installing via IIS / Apache (XAMPP), using a VM of Win 7 (unactivated) with snapshots for reversing back to pre-web server install state
"Why is my wallet balance 0?" "Well, you dont have any monies. Sorry"
"Why my shit no work?" "You need to have PHP Short_Open_Tags set to 'On' in php.ini, and ensure the php_sockets.dll module is loaded as well.
"Is this secure?" "Yes. Everything is running on your own server, and no private keys or passwords are stored, with exception to API keys, but they are not included in source."