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How to Setup Tiki Wiki on Ubuntu 12.10 |
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Tiki Wiki is an easy to use content management system written in PHP, that can be used to create forums, blogs, file and image galleries, and so on. To begin we will spin up a Ubuntu 12.10 x64 cloud server: ![]() Step 1 - Install LAMP stackexport DEBIAN_FRONTEND=noninteractive apt-get -y install apache2 mysql-server mysql-client php5 php5-mysql php5-gd Step 2 - Create a Database and User for Tiki WikiMake sure to replacePassWordwith your own value below: mysqladmin create tiki mysql -Bse "create user 'tiki'@'localhost' identified by 'PassWord';" mysql -Bse "grant all privileges on \`tiki\`.* to 'tiki'@'localhost';" mysqladmin flush-privileges Step 3 - Download Tiki Wikicd /root wget "http://downloads.sourceforge.net/project/tikiwiki/Tiki_10.x_Sun/10.2/tiki-10.2.tar.gz" tar xvfz tiki-10.2.tar.gz rm -rf /var/www/* && cp -Rf /root/tiki-10.2/* /var/www/ Step 4 - Install Tiki WikiYou can press Enter for all of these questions: cd /var/www bash setup.sh ![]() Now you would need to proceed with installation from browser. Navigate over to your cloud server's IP /tiki-install.php (http://198.199.88.201/tiki-install.php in our case): ![]() Hit Continue, Accept License Agreement, and once you get to Database settings, put the following credentials: Database type: MYSQL improved (mysqli) Host name: localhost Database name: tiki User name: tiki Password: PassWord (or one you specified in Step 2 above) ![]() For database type, select InnoDB: ![]() Note that the default username is admin and password is admin ![]() Select whether you want to use HTTPS (SSL), enter your e-mail, and selectVisible To Admin Onlyfor PHP error reporting: ![]() Next, Enter the Wiki and Lock Installer: ![]() You will be required to change your admin password: ![]() And you are all done! |
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