Installation

Introduction You have already registered your domain with a provider. The following scenarios are explained here. If you would now like to request a transfer code so that the domain can be moved to us or to another provider. Or you need to register our name servers or enter the IP address for the subdomain. Transfer code To be able to transfer a domain to us, you need the transfer code (also called Auth-Code). »

Introduction This document describes the installation of the PepperShop system via an SSH connection to your your Linux / UNIX web server. The target audience are store operators and system administrators. If you do not have SSH access to your web server, we provide you with the instructions for manual installation without Telnet/SSH: https://www.peppershop.com/peppershop_files/installation_ohne_telnet_ssh.pdf Installation procedure Overview This guide takes you through the installation process on your web server in four steps »

Introduction These installation instructions can only be used from PepperShop version 7.0. These instructions are intended to enable anyone who does not receive SSH access to their web server from their provider to install PepperShop. The installation requires the manual modification of files. PepperShop files are created with UNIX line breaks. On Windows computers they therefore look a little “‘funny”. We recommend using a suitable editor, such as the free programme Notepad++, then the files will be interpreted and displayed correctly. »

Introduction The SMTP configuration is essential for fast and reliable sending of e-mails from your PepperShop. This allows you to establish a connection to an external mail server in order to send and receive e-mails through it. An SMTP connection can be established with any mail server that supports the Simple Mail Transfer Protocol (SMTP). This is a standard protocol for transferring e-mails between different mail systems. Configuration Attention: Microsoft Exchange servers are expected to no longer support SMTP from 2027. »