Changeset 631
- Timestamp:
- 04/04/06 12:48:17 (2 years ago)
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- trunk/doc/Installation.txt (modified) (3 diffs)
- trunk/doc/Subdomains.txt (modified) (1 diff)
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trunk/doc/Installation.txt
r606 r631 5 5 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 and src/config to within src/lyceum, and then change PRIVATE_REL_PATH in src/lyceum/private.php accordingly. 6 6 7 [1] Files that must be writable by the webserver:7 1] Files that must be writable by the webserver: 8 8 9 9 src/lyceum/ … … 11 11 src/lyceum/wp-content/blogs/ 12 12 13 [2] Adjust settings:13 2] Adjust settings: 14 14 15 15 -Rename src/config/wp-config-sample.php to src/config/wp-config.php … … 18 18 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. 19 19 20 [3] Browse to http://example.com/lyceum/wp-admin/install.php 20 3] (optional) If you want to use subdomains, follow the instructions in doc/Subdomains.txt, then come back here and continue below. 21 22 4] Browse to http://example.com/lyceum/wp-admin/install.php 21 23 22 24 Follow the instructions to initialize your installation and 23 25 create an admin account. 24 26 25 [4] Browse to http://example.com/lyceum/27 5] Browse to http://example.com/lyceum/ 26 28 27 [5] Delete src/lyceum/wp-admin/install.php and src/lyceum/wp-admin/upgrade.php (this is a security recommendation, not a requirement)29 6] Delete src/lyceum/wp-admin/install.php and src/lyceum/wp-admin/upgrade.php (this is a security recommendation, not a requirement) trunk/doc/Subdomains.txt
r616 r631 13 13 1] Go through the installation instructions in Installation.txt. 14 14 15 2] In your wp-config.php, set SUBDOMAINS to 'true', and MAINDOMAIN to the top portion of your domain. In the examples about, MAINDOMAIN would be 'blogs.example.com'. 15 2] In your wp-config.php 16 -set SUBDOMAINS to 'true' 17 -set MAINDOMAIN to the top portion of your domain. In the examples above, MAINDOMAIN would be 'blogs.example.com'. 18 -uncomment: define('COOKIE_DOMAIN', '.'. MAINDOMAIN); 16 19 17 20 3] Set a wildcard DNS entry for your domain, using the DNS server that you use for all your other DNS entries. If you are doing it by hand, the entry will look something like this:
