<p> Are you interested in translating the installation guide to your own language? The best way to proceed is to ask us on the <ahref="http://forum.chamilo.org">Chamilo forum</a>
for the latest version – there may be updates to the guide since
this version was released – and send new translations off to the <ahref="mailto:translation@chamilo.com">translation@chamilo.com</a> email address.
this version was released – and send new translations off to the <ahref="mailto:translation@chamilo.com">translation@chamilo.com</a> email address.
# Make sure proxies don't deliver the wrong content
Header append Vary User-Agent env=!dont-vary
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Don't have time or resources to optimize your Chamilo installation yourself? Hire an <ahref="http://www.chamilo.org/en/providers">official Chamilo provider</a> and get it sorted out professionally by specialists.
<p>Chamilo is an e-learning and course management web application, and free software under the GNU/GPLv3+ license. It's translated into more 30 languages,
SCORM compatible, light and flexible.</p>
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Administrators provide support to trainers and trainee</p>
<p>Technically, Chamilo is a web application written in PHP that stores data in a MySQL database.
<p>Technically, Chamilo is a web application written in PHP that stores data in a MySQL database.
Users access it using a web browser.
The first stable version of Chamilo, 1.8.6.2 Salto, was based on the Dokeos(TM) 1.8.6.1 code and is meant to be the next software step for institutions currently using Dokeos.
<p>To avoid being a risk to yourself and others, you should download and install a recent browser. We recommend <ahref="http://www.getfirefox.com"target="_blank">the latest stable version of Firefox</a>.</p>
<h2><aname="4.Moving-config-file"></a>4. Moving your configuration file out of the web directory</h2>
<p>It is considered unsafe to leave the configuration file inside the main/inc/conf/ directory, as it will be directly accessible for all users, which could lead crackers to download it, uninterpreted, and read through your configuration, which could lead to illicit
<p>It is considered unsafe to leave the configuration file inside the main/inc/conf/ directory, as it will be directly accessible for all users, which could lead crackers to download it, uninterpreted, and read through your configuration, which could lead to illicit
access to your database if that one isn't well protected and many other stuff we'd prefer to avoid. To secure it, move the configuration file out of your web directory. If your
Chamilo installation is in /var/www/, move your configuration to /etc/chamilo/configuration.php, for example. Then create a new main/inc/conf/configuration.php file, open it, and write the following:</p>