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There is an ebuild in portage for GentooLinux users, who would like to test and use a Tiki, and benefit of the easy updates of both worlds.
1. To use it: emerge tikiwiki
Copy to clipboard $ emerge sync
$ emerge -pv tikiwiki
$ emerge tikiwiki
2. then enable PHP in your /etc/conf.d/apache(*) if you have not done :
Copy to clipboard APACHE(*)_OPTS="-D PHP(*) -D SSL"
3. you may want to create an empty tiki database:
Copy to clipboard $ mysqladmin -uroot -p create tikiwiki
4a.Check your Doc:Requirements and Setup
4b. follow on-screen instructions:
Copy to clipboard * To complete installation, you should manually review the following
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* Tiki requires PHP to have in /etc/php/apache(*)-php(*)/php.ini
* ==> 'memory_limit = 16M'
* ==> 'max_execution_time = 60'
* Tiki likes PHP to have :
* ==> 'default_charset = utf-8'
* ==> 'file_uploads enabled = On'
* Please edit /etc/php/apache(*)-php(*)/php.ini. Match your running php and apache version.
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* You may find further information on the Tikiwiki website
* ==> ((InstallGettingStarted))
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5a. Open http://localhost/tikiwiki/tiki-install.php. This helps setting up the db connection and some "database profiles".
5b. On the commandline, cd to your tikiwiki install root directory, then
Copy to clipboard cd ./db
$ mysql -uroot -p tikiwiki < ./tiki.sql
- Like this you pipe the db into your empty tikiwiki db directly.
Setup db/local.php for tikiwiki database access for single tikiwiki:
Copy to clipboard # or edit in db/tiki-db.php the following lines to match your settings:
$host_tiki = 'localhost';
$user_tiki = 'root';
$pass_tiki = 'Password';
$dbs_tiki = 'tikiwiki';
6. Now, point your browser to the location of tiki-install.php
* e.g. http://localhost/tikiwiki/tiki-install.php
* Login using admin/admin and start using Tikiwiki!
7. enjoy!
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