Installing TeamPass on Windows server

Posted by on November 5, 2011 Leave a comment (5) Go to comments

 

In order to install TeamPass on a Windows server, you need to first have an Apache server with MySql and PHP. You can either install each of those components one by one, or directly use a full “All in One” package such as Xampp, WampServer, etc.
This guide is based upon WampServer, but is rather the same with any other package.

Install your Apache server
  • Download the last version of WampServer
  • Launch installation (you can follow installation directly from the Help page of the editor)
  • Once installed, start your server and you should see the wampserver icon in green. As shown in next screen capture.
Prepare TeamPass environment
Activate PHP mcrypt extension
  • Do a click on the WampServer icon
  • In the dialogbox, select PHP >PHP extensions and click on  ”php_mcrypt”
Set MySQL database Administrator
  • Open PhpMyAdmin (click on the WampServer icon and select PhpMyAdmin)
  • In the “Create new database” section, enter your database name (for example “teampass”) and select “UTF8_general_ci” as collation.
  • Click on “Create” button
 Set MySQL database Administrator

We’ll now create a specific Administrator to this database

  • Click on “localhost” in order to get back to home page
  • Select “Privileges” tab
  • Click on “Add a new user” link
  • Enter the login information (I suggest to create a user “teampass_admin” for better understanding of what is this user)
  • Do not give any rights/privileges at this level of the user creation
  • Click on “Go” button

Now it’s time to set some privileges to this user.

  • From Home page, click on “Privileges” tab
  • Click on “Edit privileges” button corresponding to the ”teampass_admin” user
  •  Click on “Check All” link

  • Validate by clicking on button “Go”
Upload files
  • Download TeamPass package
  • Unzip it in a temporary folder
  • If your installation is a local one, copy the folder TeamPass in folder “<wampserver_installation_path>/www”. If it is a remote server, use your FTP software to upload the TeamPass folder in “html_public” folder
Ready to install TeamPass
  • With your favorite web browser, get to “http://<your_teampass_url>”
  • Follow instruction given by the installation script
Installation & Update
  1. George February 8, 2012 at 10:24 am

    Can we install it on IIS 7.5 with PHP and MySQL? Or we MUST have Apache?

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  2. Hicham May 3, 2012 at 8:29 am

    Hello,
    I Installed TeamPass on a windows OS last week, and now I am trying to attach files to my passwords and each time I click on start uploading I get the ” IO Error “. How can I fix that please?

    Thanks & Regards.
    Hicham

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