plugins:management
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| - Upload the plugin archive | - Upload the plugin archive | ||
| - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | ||
| - | - Click on the installation icone | + | - Click on the installation icon |
| =====Plugin Activation===== | =====Plugin Activation===== | ||
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| - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | ||
| - | - Click on the deactivation icone | + | - Click on the activation icon |
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| + | =====Plugin Protection===== | ||
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| + | In some cases, it can be interesting to protect a specific plugin __against deactivation__. For instance, the first administrator, which has full access to the server, can create other administrator accounts which have the same permissions on the panel but not an SSH access. | ||
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| + | To protect a plugin, you must in order: | ||
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| + | - Login as admin and go to the plugn management interface | ||
| + | - Click on the protect icon | ||
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| + | **Note:** When clicking on the protect icone, the plugin manager creates or updates a **protected_plugins.php** file into the **gui/data/persistent** directory. This file contains a list of all protected plugins. If a plugin is listed in this file, the **deactivate** icone is no longer available for it in the plugin management interface. | ||
| =====Plugin Update===== | =====Plugin Update===== | ||
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| - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | ||
| - | =====Plugin Protection===== | + | =====Plugin Configuration Change===== |
| - | In some cases, it can be interesting to protect a specific plugin __against deactivation__. For instance, the first administrator, which has full access to the server, can create other administrator accounts which have the same permissions on the panel but not an SSH access. | + | To change the configuration for a specific plugin, you must in order: |
| - | To protect a plugin, you must in order: | + | - Edit the plugin configuration file |
| + | - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | ||
| + | - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | ||
| - | - Login as admin and go to the plugn management interface | + | See [[plugins:configuration|Plugin Configuration]] for further details. |
| - | - Click on the protect icone | + | |
| - | **Note:** When clicking on the protect icone, the plugin manager creates or updates a **protected_plugins.php** file into the **gui/data/persistent** directory. This file contains a list of all protected plugins. If a plugin is listed in this file, the **deactivate** icone is no longer available for it in the plugin management interface. | ||
| =====Plugin Deactivation===== | =====Plugin Deactivation===== | ||
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| - Unprotect the plugin by removing it from the **gui/data/persistent/protected_plugins.php** (only needed if the plugin is protected) | - Unprotect the plugin by removing it from the **gui/data/persistent/protected_plugins.php** (only needed if the plugin is protected) | ||
| - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | ||
| - | - Click on the deactivation icone | + | - Click on the deactivation icon |
| =====Plugin Uninstallation===== | =====Plugin Uninstallation===== | ||
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| - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | ||
| - | - Click on the uninstallation icone | + | - Click on the uninstallation icon |
| =====Plugin Deletion===== | =====Plugin Deletion===== | ||
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| - Login as admin and go to the plugin mangement interface | - Login as admin and go to the plugin mangement interface | ||
| - Deactivate and/or uninstall the plugin | - Deactivate and/or uninstall the plugin | ||
| - | - Click on the delete icone | + | - Click on the delete icon |
| - | =====Plugin Configuration Change===== | + | --- //[[[email protected]|Nuxwin]] 2014/02/24 05:50// |
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| - | To change the configuration for a specific plugin, you must in order: | + | |
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| - | - Edit the plugin configuration file | + | |
| - | - Login as admin and go to the plugin management interface | + | |
| - | - Click on the **Update Plugins** button | + | |
| - | See [[plugins:configuration|Plugin Configuration]] for further details. | ||
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| - | --- //[[[email protected]|Nuxwin]] 2014/02/24 05:50// | ||
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