Requirements: MySQL 4.0.x or greater (including 5.x.x) PHP 4.3.x or greater (including 5.x.x) You will need to install the files that are in src. The recommended configuration is to leave the directory structure as it is and set the document root of your webserver to src/lyceum. If your web host does not allow you to customize the document root, or for some other reason you want all the files to live in the same level, you may move /src/lib, /src/config, and /src/installation to within src/lyceum, and then change PRIVATE_REL_PATH in src/lyceum/private.php accordingly (for more information, see the comments in private.php). 1] Files and directories that must be writable by the webserver: src/lyceum/ src/lyceum/wp-comments-post.php src/lyceum/wp-content/blogs/ 2] Adjust settings: • Rename src/config/wp-config-sample.php to src/config/wp-config.php • Edit the following settings in wp-config.php: DB_NAME DB_USER DB_PASSWORD DB_HOST WEBROOT MAINDOMAIN • If you are a developer, set LYCEUMDEBUG to true, enter a name for your test installation and an email address for the admin, and uncomment those lines. define('LYCEUMDEBUG', false); ... //define('SITETITLE', 'Local Lyceum Development Installation'); //define('ADMINEMAIL', 'put your email address here'); • If you are using a Windows server, either set USELOGS to false, or set LOGDIR to something writable by the webserver: define('USELOGS', true); //If you are having problems installing on windows, make this 'false' define('LOGDIR', '/tmp/'); 3] (optional) If you want to use subdomains, follow the instructions in doc/Subdomains.txt, then come back here and continue below. 4] Browse to http://example.com/wp-admin/install.php Follow the instructions to initialize your installation and create an admin account. 5] Browse to http://example.com/. Ta-da! 6] For enhanced security you may wish to delete src/lyceum/wp-admin/install.php.