How do I install the MagMi for Magento 2 extension?












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I have downloaded and extracted the MagMi M2 module from https://github.com/macopedia/magmi-m2 but I have no idea how to install it.



I tried copying it into the vendor dir in several locations, ran ./magento setup, but the module is nowhere to be found in my Magento 2 installation.



So, how do I install that module?










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    I have downloaded and extracted the MagMi M2 module from https://github.com/macopedia/magmi-m2 but I have no idea how to install it.



    I tried copying it into the vendor dir in several locations, ran ./magento setup, but the module is nowhere to be found in my Magento 2 installation.



    So, how do I install that module?










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      I have downloaded and extracted the MagMi M2 module from https://github.com/macopedia/magmi-m2 but I have no idea how to install it.



      I tried copying it into the vendor dir in several locations, ran ./magento setup, but the module is nowhere to be found in my Magento 2 installation.



      So, how do I install that module?










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      I have downloaded and extracted the MagMi M2 module from https://github.com/macopedia/magmi-m2 but I have no idea how to install it.



      I tried copying it into the vendor dir in several locations, ran ./magento setup, but the module is nowhere to be found in my Magento 2 installation.



      So, how do I install that module?







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          There is not install for magmi just Copy magmi in main folder



          /magmi



          and just the following your url you will be able to access the magmi



          http://installmagentourl/magmi/web/magmi.php
          and use default user: magmi paswd: magmi



          You are good to go..



          One thing more



          go to
          magmi/inc/magmi_engine.php replace the one 511 line and replace else code and add you credential



          else {
          $host = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "host", "localhost");
          $dbname = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "dbname", "magento");
          $user = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "user",'root');
          $pass = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "password",'root');
          $port = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "port", "3306");
          }





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          • I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:34












          • @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
            – Qaisar Satti
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:39












          • OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:41








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            Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:58






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            @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
            – Qaisar Satti
            Dec 20 '18 at 9:03



















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          You need to add database name, database username and password, as well as set the permission for the database user to use that database






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            There is not install for magmi just Copy magmi in main folder



            /magmi



            and just the following your url you will be able to access the magmi



            http://installmagentourl/magmi/web/magmi.php
            and use default user: magmi paswd: magmi



            You are good to go..



            One thing more



            go to
            magmi/inc/magmi_engine.php replace the one 511 line and replace else code and add you credential



            else {
            $host = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "host", "localhost");
            $dbname = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "dbname", "magento");
            $user = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "user",'root');
            $pass = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "password",'root');
            $port = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "port", "3306");
            }





            share|improve this answer























            • I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:34












            • @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
              – Qaisar Satti
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:39












            • OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:41








            • 1




              Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:58






            • 1




              @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
              – Qaisar Satti
              Dec 20 '18 at 9:03
















            5














            There is not install for magmi just Copy magmi in main folder



            /magmi



            and just the following your url you will be able to access the magmi



            http://installmagentourl/magmi/web/magmi.php
            and use default user: magmi paswd: magmi



            You are good to go..



            One thing more



            go to
            magmi/inc/magmi_engine.php replace the one 511 line and replace else code and add you credential



            else {
            $host = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "host", "localhost");
            $dbname = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "dbname", "magento");
            $user = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "user",'root');
            $pass = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "password",'root');
            $port = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "port", "3306");
            }





            share|improve this answer























            • I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:34












            • @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
              – Qaisar Satti
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:39












            • OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:41








            • 1




              Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:58






            • 1




              @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
              – Qaisar Satti
              Dec 20 '18 at 9:03














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            5






            There is not install for magmi just Copy magmi in main folder



            /magmi



            and just the following your url you will be able to access the magmi



            http://installmagentourl/magmi/web/magmi.php
            and use default user: magmi paswd: magmi



            You are good to go..



            One thing more



            go to
            magmi/inc/magmi_engine.php replace the one 511 line and replace else code and add you credential



            else {
            $host = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "host", "localhost");
            $dbname = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "dbname", "magento");
            $user = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "user",'root');
            $pass = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "password",'root');
            $port = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "port", "3306");
            }





            share|improve this answer














            There is not install for magmi just Copy magmi in main folder



            /magmi



            and just the following your url you will be able to access the magmi



            http://installmagentourl/magmi/web/magmi.php
            and use default user: magmi paswd: magmi



            You are good to go..



            One thing more



            go to
            magmi/inc/magmi_engine.php replace the one 511 line and replace else code and add you credential



            else {
            $host = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "host", "localhost");
            $dbname = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "dbname", "magento");
            $user = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "user",'root');
            $pass = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "password",'root');
            $port = $this->getProp("DATABASE", "port", "3306");
            }






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            • I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:34












            • @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
              – Qaisar Satti
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:39












            • OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:41








            • 1




              Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:58






            • 1




              @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
              – Qaisar Satti
              Dec 20 '18 at 9:03


















            • I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:34












            • @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
              – Qaisar Satti
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:39












            • OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:41








            • 1




              Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
              – Bart Friederichs
              Jan 5 '18 at 12:58






            • 1




              @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
              – Qaisar Satti
              Dec 20 '18 at 9:03
















            I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:34






            I get a login (basic http auth) screen, no user/pass combo to be found. I am logged in into my Magento 2 admin backend.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:34














            @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
            – Qaisar Satti
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:39






            @BartFriederichs use default login foruser: magmi paswd: magmi
            – Qaisar Satti
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:39














            OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:41






            OK, I can login now, but it gives me just PHP errors (engine not given). I fixed one and I get a lot more now (permission denied, sql connection fail). This really doesn't look like the way to use this.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:41






            1




            1




            Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:58




            Also, the webserver needs write access to plugins, conf and state.
            – Bart Friederichs
            Jan 5 '18 at 12:58




            1




            1




            @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
            – Qaisar Satti
            Dec 20 '18 at 9:03




            @NagarajuKasa give permission to folder.
            – Qaisar Satti
            Dec 20 '18 at 9:03













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