This guide will walk you through the complete installation process of AVMScript, from downloading the script to setting up your database and running scheduled tasks.

Step 1: Download the Script

1. Log in to our billing area.
2. Navigate to the License Page.
3. Click on Download Full to get the script ZIP file.
4. Extract the ZIP file; it contains a README file and a folder with the actual script files.

Step 2: Upload the Script Files

1. Use an FTP client (such as FileZilla) or cPanel’s File Manager.
2. Navigate to your website’s root directory (public_html).
3. Upload all the contents of the script folder (not the folder itself, just its contents).

Step 3: Start the Installation

1. Open your browser and go to:
2. https://yourdomain.com/install
3. The system will first check if your server meets the system requirements.
4. Click the Next button to proceed.

Step 4: Enter License Information

1. The installer will ask for your Domain and License Key.
2. Enter the correct details and proceed.

Step 5: Configure Database Settings

1. Ensure you have an empty database and a database user with proper credentials.
2. In the database setup step, enter:

• Host (Usually localhost)
• Database Name
• Database Username
• Database Password

1. Click Next to proceed.
2. ⚠ Make sure these details are correct. Incorrect details will cause a 500 error!

Step 6: Create an Admin Account

1. Enter the required details for the admin account
2. Click Submit.

Step 7: Complete Installation

• After submitting the admin details, you will see a Setup Complete success page with Cron Jobs details.
• Your AVMScript installation is now finished!

Step 8: Set Up Cron Job

To ensure scheduled tasks run properly, you must set up a cron job to run every 5 minutes.

How to Set Up the Cron Job

1. Log in to cPanel and navigate to Cron Jobs.
2. Add the following command to run every 5 minutes:

/bin/php /home/yourdomain/public_html/artisan schedule:run >> /dev/null 2>&1

3.Modify the command according to your hosting account.

4.Click Add Cron Job.

Troubleshooting

• If you get a 500 Server Error after entering database details, refer to our fix guide.
• Make sure your server meets all system requirements before installing.
• Ensure your database credentials are correct.