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A port of phpIP from Zend Framework 1 to Laravel is ongoing here.

To use it, you need to apply the database update script in /doc/scripts to an existing phpip schema (the original or a copy - the changes are minor).

Logins are based on the login and password fields in the actor table only (they are no loger replicated in the MySQL users table). Authorizations will be implemented through the default_role field of the users - set this field to "DBA" to get full permissions in the future.

The passwords are hashed with bcrypt instead of md5, and don't use a user-provided salt. So you need to change all the md5+salt passwords to bcrypt ones. You can use the password reset functionality of the UI or change the password hashes manually in the actor table with a bcrypt hash. You can generate a bcrypt hash using the command php -r 'echo password_hash("your password",PASSWORD_BCRYPT) . "\n";'.

The back-end for operating v2 is identical to that for v1 (Apache, PHP, MySQL, and a virtual host setup pointing to the public sub-folder...). See the v1 instructions.

To get going

• Start from an existing v1 installation.
• Copy the phpip MySQL schema to a new one (say phpipv2).
• Clone the phpip-v2 Git repository to a folder, say phpip-v2.
• Install composer, then run composer update in the phpip-v2 folder.
• Upgrade the phpipv2 schema with the script provided in /doc/scripts.
• Create an .env file with your database credentials (copy and tailor the provided .env.example file).
• Run php artisan key:generate; php artisan config:clear (a command-line php is required).

To fire a quick test, run php artisan serve, and point your browser to http://localhost:8000.