ServerAuth Account Manager Installation

Table of Contents

• Installation
• Configuration
• Video Tutorial

Installation

1. Put ServerAuth Account Manager in your Web Server directory
2. Open config.php file and configure ServerAuth Account Manager
3. Go to admin.php page from your browser and configure your Admin account

Configuration

<?php
//Enable or disable dark theme on navbar
$config["dark-theme"] = true;
//Set navbar title
$config["title"] = "ServerAuth Account Manager";
//Set navbar link
$config["title_link"] = "index.php";
//Enable debug
$config["debug"] = false;
//Enable this function to allow people to register their accounts from here
$config["allow-register"] = true;
//Enable this function to allow people to show their account infos
$config["allow-show-info"] = true;
//Set minimum password length
$config["min-password-length"] = 6;
//Set maximum password length
$config["max-password-length"] = 16;
//Set main description (shown on index.php page
$config["main_description"] = "<h2>ServerAuth Account Manager</h2><br><p>ServerAuth Account Manager is a simple web script that let you to fully manage your ServerAuth accounts.<br>With ServerAuth Account Manager you can:</p><br><ul><li>Manage all registered accounts (admin-only)</li><li>Show your ServerAuth account info</li><li>Change your account password</li><li>Delete your account</li></ul>";
//MySQL host of ServerAuth plugin data
$config["db_host"] = "host";
//MySQL port (default 3306)
$config["db_port"] = 3306;
//MySQL username
$config["db_username"] = "username";
//MySQL password (you can leave it blank if your database doesn't need password)
$config["db_password"] = "";
//MySQL ServerAuth database (it must be the one where you stored your ServerAuth plugin data)
$config["db_database"] = "serverauth";
//ServerAuth table prefix (the same of your ServerAuth plugin config)
$config["db_table_prefix"] = "srvauth_";
?>

Video Tutorial