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VirtueMart 2 + 3 + 4 => Installation, Migration & Upgrade => Topic started by: ginageick on November 20, 2014, 15:27:50 PM

Title: Manual Installation VM 2.9.9.2?
Post by: ginageick on November 20, 2014, 15:27:50 PM
Hi there,
My client's hosting setup does not allow for VM 2.9.9.2 to be installed through Extension Manager. Is there a way to manually install?

Any ideas are much appreciated.
Thanks, Gina G.
Title: Re: Manual Installation VM 2.9.9.2?
Post by: jenkinhill on November 20, 2014, 16:05:38 PM
First don't install VM2.9.9.2 - this was a test/development version for VM3 which is now available from http://dev.virtuemart.net/projects/virtuemart/files

I'm surprised that you cannot install the packages, they are below the 2Mb limit imposed by even the cheapest of hosts.  You can unpack the files packages localloy and upload by ftp then install from directory.  http://docs.joomla.org/Installing_an_extension     Upload & install the main component first, then follow it with the aio component.
Title: Re: Manual Installation VM 2.9.9.2?
Post by: GJC Web Design on November 20, 2014, 16:09:03 PM
why 2.9.9.2????

VM3 is on the server - http://dev.virtuemart.net/attachments/download/874/com_virtuemart.3.0.0_extract_first.zip

will be announced later today officially

What do u mean by
QuoteMy client's hosting setup does not allow for VM 2.9.9.2 to be installed through Extension Manager.
Sounds like a better host would solve the problem

but unzip .. then you have 2 packages
unzip separately
ftp 1st one (comp) to the temp folder  -
run the install from joomla-> Install from Directory

then repeat for the AOI
Title: Re: Manual Installation VM 2.9.9.2?
Post by: ginageick on November 20, 2014, 21:31:23 PM
YES! Thank you... that worked. Apparently, I didn't know how to use the 'Install from directory'  :-\
And, I agree on the web host not being the ideal... but this is a non-profit organization and the hosting IS cheap. So, I'll have to work with what I got.

Anywho.. THANK YOU!
Title: Re: Manual Installation VM 2.9.9.2?
Post by: GJC Web Design on November 20, 2014, 22:30:05 PM
but there's cheap and there is cheap - for example for a cheap US based host that simply works (never had a Joomla/VM problem with them) BlueHost's base package is good (I think $5 a month)