Setting up Control Web Shopper

1. Ensure customer has
   • A static IP
   • Registered domain name
   • Appropriate DNS settings
   • For the checkout portion of the website, they will need a SSL certificate
2. Ensure customers firewall allows inbound HTTP and HTTPS connections to server (May also need to setup port forwarding)
3. Install a HTTP server

   yum install httpd 

4. Copy files from /u/ccdev/std/internet/cgi/ to /var/www/html/

   cp /u/ccdev/std/internet/cgi/* /var/www/html/ 

5. Enable ability for web server to run CGI scripts. In Apache, enable the "Options ExecCGI" option in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf

6. Create and configure the INTERNET terminal. Ensure it is in the correct company.

7. Setup correct environment variables in /var/www/html/header.cgi

8. Set the "Internet Location" in coaad

9. Install SSL module for web server

   yum install mod_ssl 

10. Install the SSL certificate provided by a trusted third party.

As a temporary measure, you can generate your own SSL certificate

1. cd /etc/pki/tls/certs/
   make <CUSTOMER>.key
   make <CUSTOMER>.csr
   make <CUSTOMER>.crt
   #Edit the SSLCertificateKeyFile and SSLCertificateFile to point to the newly generated files
   vi /etc/httpd/conf.d/ssl.conf
   service httpd restart

2. Ensure that the NET_SALES debtor exists
3. Ensure NET_SALE salesperson exists

4. Ensure ImageMagick is installed on server

   yum install ImageMagick

5. Place link to stock images in webshopper folder

   ln -s /u/cc/<COMPANY>/images/ /var/www/html/ 

6. Edit /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf to reflect the domain name

   ServerName <DOMAIN_NAME>:80

7. Configure some of the webshopper related options

   1. coaad -> Location for Internet Stock

   2. coaad -> Sell available stock from internet Location

   3. coaad -> Sell available stock from all Location

8. Setup [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robots.txt robots.txt] so that Google (and other search engines) do not randomly create large orders

9. !! TEST !!

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