Installation Guide

The following guide will help you install the Mumara Campaigns self-hosted version.

Method 1: Auto-Installation via Command Line

Make sure that you have the minimal edition of the operating system. Login to your OS as a root user and run the command below. It will install all dependencies including Apache, MySQL, and PHP to install Mumara automatically.

cd /home && curl -o installer -L https://dl.mumara.com/campaigns/installer && sh installer

We suggest running this command on the Linux screen to avoid losing operation upon connection break. If your server doesn't have a screen installed, then you can install it using the command yum install screen.

Method 2: Downloading & Installing Mumara Campaigns

• Finalizing the purchase order will lead you to your billing account. If you are unsure about your billing panel then navigate to https://billing.mumara.com/clientarea.php and log in using your credentials.

• Navigate to Services -> My Services.

• Click on the product name and find the “Download Now” button.

• Unzip the downloaded files and upload them to your website's root folder. Mumara Campaigns isn’t suggested to be installed in a sub-directory e.g. yourdomain.com/mumara etc due to dependencies issues. So host it on your main domain or you can even use a sub-domain to be installed on. Once the files have been uploaded, make sure that it has a .htaccess file inside as most of the FTP applications consider .htaccess as a hidden file(s) and skip such files during transfer.

• Mumara Campaigns comes up with a built-in installer that checks dependencies and files/folder permissions before proceeding with the installation. So you need to make sure that you have a MySQL database already created and a user has already been assigned to it.

• Now open the domain name on which you have uploaded Mumara files. It will auto-detect if Mumara hasn’t previously installed and will redirect you to the installer. If it doesn’t happen, you can always access the installer directly by putting /install at the end of the URL e.g. mumara.yourdomain.com/install.

Whitelist Required IPs in Your Server’s Firewall (If needed)

Do whitelist the following IPs on the mentioned ports permanently if you have a firewall running on your server. It will allow your Mumara to update with a single click when we have updates available.