## Notes: 1. SugarCRM requires that you increase the default PHP memory limit from 8Mb to 32Mb in the php.ini file. You should edit this file and ensure that the memory_limit parameter should be set to 32Mb or greater: memory_limit = 32M ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume 2. SugarCRM requires the following two parameters to be set in your php.ini. allow_call_time_pass_reference = Off safe_mode = Off ; disable "safe mode" While SugarCRM will work (albeit inefficiently) with allow_call_time_pass_reference enabled, safe_mode must be disabled to allow the system to work at all. For more information on why these parameters are unnecessary, please see the PHP manual. 2. In order to get Apache or your preferred web server to recognise SugarCRM's location on your disk, you'll need to put the following line (or the equivalent) into the web server configuration: Alias /sugarcrm %%PREFIX%%/%%SUGARCRMDIR%% Order allow,deny Allow from all 3. Please see the documentation directory (%%DOCSDIR%%) for full documentation on how to get the best out of SugarCRM. 4. Enjoy! ##