That took 1 hr and 20 minutes to install. Mostly due to uploading the svn files (I didn't bother trying to use/install svn on Cloudron, so I had to first svn to my laptop, and then use SFTP to upload everything ((minus the .svn folder))...I have a slow connection). I mistakenly made a config.php file, thinking I needed to if I wasn't using the default. BUT, the install process asks for the deets anyway. I was also held up because I tried to add a read-only MySQL user, but it wasn't sticking or getting recognized. So I left it blank (after clicking on the question mark which told me that this was optional. The only other hiccup is that the new php.ini values are not recognized - something to do with HOW it's written... does it need a space? ""? An = sign? No way to tell. But, it installed, and seems to be working.
THIS is the part of RS which, other than it suddenly not working one day, makes it a burden: adding the metadata. Man. This is why I like something like FileRun, or even Surfer. I've ALREADY organized it by the most standard meta-data - folder organization. To have to DO IT OVER AGAIN FILE BY FILE... ugh. Forget it.
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Now, if you aren't organized and need to be, well then I guess starting fresh with RS is perfect for you.
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In this case, there is no Resource Type of FONT yet. Plus, as I just discovered, after uploading 11 fonts, RS now wants me to name each one, AGAIN! Seriously, only use this is you are ABSOLUTELY disorganized AND have tremendous amounts of time.
Suffice to say, it does install and run on Cloudron's LAMP app, but I am deleting it. Ain't nobody got time for this!