Install Accessican

For a new installation. No earlier version is needed. This form saves the database configuration and creates your administrator account.

You must first create an empty MySQL database and a database user in cPanel, then add that user to the database with all privileges. Copy their complete names, including the cPanel prefix.

Hosting checks

PHP 8.2 or later: Ready
PDO MySQL: Ready
Sodium encryption: Needs attention
cURL: Ready
ZIP: Ready
Multibyte text: Ready
File identification: Ready
Website folder writable: Ready
Application bundle or existing private application: Ready

1. Protect your installationSetup code supplied with this ZIP (required)

This protects setup from another visitor claiming your site. It is separate from your database and administrator passwords. If needed, read the code using cPanel File Manager Edit on accessican-setup-code.php; opening that file in a browser deliberately shows nothing.

2. Database connection Full database name (required) Full database username (required) Database password (required) Database host (required) Database port (required)

3. Your Accessican administrator Your name (required) Administrator email (required) Administrator password, 14 to 128 characters (required) Confirm administrator password (required)

4. Website and business details Website HTTPS address (required)

Include a subdirectory if used. Confirm this is your intended Accessican address.

Business contact email (optional; defaults to administrator email) Legal business name (optional during setup) Business postal address (optional during setup)

Confirm business details and published policies before launch.

Advanced: private application location

Private folder path outside public_html (required)

The installer fills this automatically for standard cPanel hosting and places private files here. It must be outside all website roots. If your account uses a custom layout, confirm this path with your host.

Read upload and setup instructions