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2012-06-15T03:27:53Z

Popular Modules: Wordpress

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	Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually:		Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually:

	Use an SFTP uploader as described on this webpage in a previous section (download filezilla, then run it. On linux, go the the '''bin''' directory then double-click '''filezilla''').		Use an SFTP uploader as described on this webpage in a previous section (download filezilla, then run it. On linux, go the the '''bin''' directory then double-click '''filezilla'''). Move the wp-config.php file from your computer directory to the '''home/public''' directory of your website repository.

	'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''		'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''

YK: /* Popular Modules: Wordpress */

2012-06-15T03:24:21Z

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	Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually:		Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually:

	~~Type~~ the ~~following command in terminal while connected by SSH to your website to create~~ the wp-~~config~~.~~php file:~~		Use an SFTP uploader as described on this webpage in a previous section (download filezilla, then run it. On linux, go the the '''bin''' directory then double-click '''filezilla''').

	~~XXX~~

	~~Type the following to edit the contents of the file:~~

	~~XXX~~

	'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''		'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''

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2012-06-15T02:34:08Z

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	'''Run the Wordpress Installation'''		'''Run the Wordpress Installation'''

	Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser (your website name followed by '''/blog''') and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional. Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually.		Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser (your website name followed by '''/blog''') and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional.

			Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually:

			Type the following command in terminal while connected by SSH to your website to create the wp-config.php file:

			XXX

			Type the following to edit the contents of the file:

			XXX

	'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''		'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''

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2012-06-15T02:27:23Z

Popular Modules: Wordpress

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	Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser (your website name followed by '''/blog''') and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional. Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually.		Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser (your website name followed by '''/blog''') and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional. Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually.
	Tweaking wp-config.php
			'''Tweaking wp-config.php'''

	Open your wp-config.php file in your favorite text editor and add the following line to the bottom, right above "that's all, stop editing":		Open your wp-config.php file in your favorite text editor and add the following line to the bottom, right above "that's all, stop editing":

YK: /* Popular Modules: Wordpress */

2012-06-15T02:15:03Z

Popular Modules: Wordpress

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	'''Run the Wordpress Installation'''		'''Run the Wordpress Installation'''

	Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional. Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually.		Open the URL for your newly-installed blog in a browser (your website name followed by '''/blog''') and click "Create a Configuration File" and go through the Wordpress installation process. Enter your database name, the name of the MySQL user you just created, the password for the MySQL user you just created, and the process name (yourprocess.db) for the "host." Table prefix is optional. Follow the rest of the installation instructions, saving your wp-config file manually.
	Tweaking wp-config.php		Tweaking wp-config.php

YK: /* Popular Modules: Wordpress */

2012-06-15T02:12:45Z

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	Click on the MySQL tab in the member interface		Click on the MySQL tab in the member interface
	Click "Open PHPMyAdmin"		Click "Open PHPMyAdmin"
	Enter the name of your MySQL Process, MySQL username, and MySQL password. This information can be found on the Process information page in our member UI, and is distinct from your member login information.		Enter the name of your MySQL Process, MySQL username, and MySQL password.
			This information can be found on the Process information page in our member UI, and is distinct from your member login information.
	Click on the "privileges' tab		Click on the "privileges' tab
	Click "Add new user"		Click "Add new user"

YK: /* Popular Modules: Wordpress */

2012-06-15T02:04:18Z

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	svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.4 .		svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.4 .

	~~If you prefer not to use SVN, and plan on updating Wordpress over FTP (not recommended) you can use the following to download and unpack the latest version:~~

	~~wget http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz~~
	~~tar -xzvf latest.tar.gz~~
	~~rm latest.tar.gz~~
	~~mv wordpress blog~~

	'''Setting file groups and permissions'''		'''Setting file groups and permissions'''

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2012-06-15T02:02:51Z

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	This also assumes that 3.4 is the latest version of Wordpress, you can check for the latest version at http://wordpress.org/download/ . If a newer version is available, replace the '3.4' in the SVN command with the current version.		This also assumes that 3.4 is the latest version of Wordpress, you can check for the latest version at http://wordpress.org/download/ . If a newer version is available, replace the '3.4' in the SVN command with the current version.

	connect to your site via SSH and enter the following commands to download the Wordpress source:		connect to your site via SSH and enter the following commands to download the Wordpress source:(Note the trailing dot on the svn checkout command!)

	mkdir blog		mkdir blog
	cd blog		cd blog
	svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.4 .		svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.4 .

	~~(Note the trailing dot on the svn checkout command!)~~

	If you prefer not to use SVN, and plan on updating Wordpress over FTP (not recommended) you can use the following to download and unpack the latest version:		If you prefer not to use SVN, and plan on updating Wordpress over FTP (not recommended) you can use the following to download and unpack the latest version:

YK: /* Popular Modules: Wordpress */

2012-06-15T02:02:21Z

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	note: this will install Wordpress in the subdirectory 'blog', if you wish to install it at the root of your site, skip the first and second SSH commands		note: this will install Wordpress in the subdirectory 'blog', if you wish to install it at the root of your site, skip the first and second SSH commands

	This also assumes that 3.3 is the latest version of Wordpress, you can check for the latest version at http://wordpress.org/download/ . If a newer version is available, replace the '3.3' in the SVN command with the current version.		This also assumes that 3.4 is the latest version of Wordpress, you can check for the latest version at http://wordpress.org/download/ . If a newer version is available, replace the '3.4' in the SVN command with the current version.

	connect to your site via SSH and enter the following commands to download the Wordpress source:		connect to your site via SSH and enter the following commands to download the Wordpress source:
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	mkdir blog		mkdir blog
	cd blog		cd blog
	svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.3 .		svn co http://core.svn.wordpress.org/tags/3.4 .

	(Note the trailing dot on the svn checkout command!)		(Note the trailing dot on the svn checkout command!)

YK: /* Modules */

2012-06-15T01:48:22Z

Modules

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	=Popular Modules: Wordpress=		=Popular Modules: Wordpress=