Steps : (Requires PHP 5.3 or above and MySql/PgSql)
If you are using HOSTMONSTER - here is how you can change your PHP version.
1. Get the tarball from http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki
2. tar -xvzf <file> in your public_html/read
3. copy config.php.dist to config.php
4. Create a DB and update the info in config.php
5. source schema/ttrss_schema_mysql.sql into that DB.
6. In config.php - make SIMPLE_UPDATE_MODE true and SINGLE_USER_MODE to false.
6a. in the same file change SESSION_COOKIE_LIFETIME to 86400
7. Now login with admin/password
For those who are used to keyboard shortcuts j/k for prev/next article on Google Reader :
1. Enable the plugin googlereaderkeys in Preferences-> Plugins -> User Plugins -> googlereaderkeys
Disabling up/down arrow keys shortcuts :
1. Open include/functions.php
2. go to function get_hotkeys_map
3. comment these lines :
"(38)|up" => "prev_article",
"(40)|down" => "next_article",
If you are using HOSTMONSTER - here is how you can change your PHP version.
1. Get the tarball from http://tt-rss.org/redmine/projects/tt-rss/wiki
2. tar -xvzf <file> in your public_html/read
3. copy config.php.dist to config.php
4. Create a DB and update the info in config.php
5. source schema/ttrss_schema_mysql.sql into that DB.
6. In config.php - make SIMPLE_UPDATE_MODE true and SINGLE_USER_MODE to false.
6a. in the same file change SESSION_COOKIE_LIFETIME to 86400
7. Now login with admin/password
For those who are used to keyboard shortcuts j/k for prev/next article on Google Reader :
1. Enable the plugin googlereaderkeys in Preferences-> Plugins -> User Plugins -> googlereaderkeys
Disabling up/down arrow keys shortcuts :
1. Open include/functions.php
2. go to function get_hotkeys_map
3. comment these lines :
"(38)|up" => "prev_article",
"(40)|down" => "next_article",
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