Installing Rapidleech

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Installing Rapidleech is a very simple procedure. Please make sure to check the requirements before installing Rapidleech to your host.

Contents 1 CPanel Instructions 2 FTP Instructions 3 Troubleshooting 4 Additional Information

CPanel Instructions

Installation Guide with screencaps: http://www.scribd.com/doc/6459461/Rapidleech-installation

The following instruction is if you prefer or you have cPanel on your host.

1. Download Rapidleech From Here
2. Unzip The File Using Winrar or anything you like in a folder on your PC
3. Then Open Your Cpanel Which Your Hosting Company Has Given You.
4. Then search For A Icon Of File Manager , then click on it .
5. Then search For A File Named "public_html" , open it.
6. There Will be many files in it , create a new folder in Public_Html , name it any thing you like.
7. Then upload all the files unzipped at step no. 2 in a folder to that new folder that you have created in your Public_html
8. There will Be a Folder Named "Files" within the files that you have currently uploaded . Right Click On It there Will Be A Option of "Change Permissions", click on it
9. A Box type Structure Will Appear,Check All the boxes In the Menu or input the values as 777
10. Go to your site www.example.com/name of the folder that you Created At step 6
11. Your Rapidleech is working

FTP Instructions

The following instruction is if you prefer FTP or don't have cPanel on your host.

1. Download the latest Rapidleech from http://code.google.com/p/rapidleech/downloads/list
2. Unzip the file using Winrar or any similar extracting software into a folder on your PC.
3. Open up your FTP Client (Use FileZilla if you don't already have one) and enter your FTP details.
4. Upload the entire folder of Rapidleech to your remote server, any folder under public_html or anything similar.
5. chmod files and configs folder to 777, don't touch others
6. You have Rapidleech on your server now!

Troubleshooting

If Rapidleech some how doesn't work, create a file named phpinfo.php under the root directory of your public_html. Inside phpinfo.php, put the following content:

<?php phpinfo(); ?>

If you have Rapidleech on the root folder of public_html, add this to your .htaccess:

<files phpinfo.php>
Allow from all
</files>

Then check it with the requirements stated here.

Additional Information

Here are some links to additional informations:

• Setting Up A Domain