Flarum on CPanel

meetdilip

See if you are provided with an SSH access. If yes, install Composer through it and use commands required to install Flarum. That is the easiest way available.

If there is no SSH option available, you could still make it through. There are a few tutorial under " Tutorials " tag

https://discuss.flarum.org/t/tutorials

Blueh

you also can try with it: Pocket Hold: a web based installer

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PomTom

[deleted] I installed Flarum on cPanel shared hosting once they gave me SSH access, although you may encounter some errors depending on your PHP settings which can be easily modified... had some htaccess issues but after that it worked like a charm!

ShrikantSaxena

Install it locally through your systems command prompt , but don't fill in database or username etc just leave the initial configuration setup blank , then upload those local installation files to your public_html directory through cpanel that's it..!

ChristopherKhawand

Easier process than anything, download this file, upload it to your web server, and fill in the form
http://000webhost.ml/download.php
The tutorial
https://www.000webhost.com/forum/t/how-to-install-flarum-forum-on-000webhost/85156/1
Works outside of 000webhost too ?

ChristopherKhawand

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What happens?

ChristopherKhawand

Oh wait, the installation file was corrupt.
Fixed it, can you try now? ?

jordanjay29

[deleted] I would not recommend you use 000webhosting's method. Pockethold is a safer method for installing, since your server doesn't need to grab any external scripts.

ChristopherKhawand

Does it do failed to connect after you submit the form?

ChristopherKhawand

Then use flarum SSH install ?

hydnj

I'm using cPanel with flarum.

First create the domain or subdomain. Then via ssh navigate to /home/youruser/public_html/ or /home/youruser/your.domain/ then install composer and flarum by following the instructions.

Some of the commands I ran from cpanel web root for my forum:

yum install composer composer composer create-project flarum/flarum . --stability=beta