Thyme Compatibility Test
| PHP Version | Passed (5.2.17) |
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| Zend Optimizer | Passed |
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| IonCube Loader | Passed Found Loader: /usr/lib64/php/modules/../ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so
Trying to install Loader - this may produce an error...
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Compatibility Passed
You may download and use the Zend version of Thyme
using
the zip file or Windows installer
- Zip File - A compressed (zipped) file containing Thyme
- Download the zip file by clicking on the Zip File link above.
- Unzip the downloaded file.
- ( Optional ) Rename the resulting folder thyme-1.3-ioncube>) to something more applicable to your environment. E.g. calendar, events, agenda, thyme etc.
- Upload the folder to the public html folder on your web server. The name of the
public html folder
can vary from one hosting provider to another. In most cases it is named public_html or www.
- Navigate to the folder in a web browser. E.g. go to
http://your.site.com/calendar/.
- Thyme will guide you through its web-based installation.
- Windows Installer - An installation program that will install Thyme to your web
server from your Windows PC
- Download the installer by clicking on the Windows Installer link above.
- Locate and run the installer (thyme-1.3-zend.exe).
- The installer will guide you through installing Thyme.
Why do I need IonCube or Zend Optimizer?
Some of Thyme's PHP source files are encoded. This is very common for commercial PHP software.
Files are encoded is to protect intellectual property and not to prohibit
you from customizing Thyme. In fact, most of Thyme's files are not
encoded and allow for full customization.
These encoded
files require either IonCube or Zend Optimizer to be installed on your server so
that they can be decoded and run.