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Hans · #1 8th March 2006, 13:20

My webserver is configured according Falko’s PERFECT setup for Debian Sarge 3.1.
ISPConfig 2.2.0 is also up and running. Thanks again Falko!

I am interested to run the Joombla CMS system on this server.

Is there an instruction available how to do this in combination with my perfect server with ISPConfig?

Any hints and tips are welcome to me and please give me also advise if there are known problems with this combination of software I wish to run.

Hans

falko · #2 8th March 2006, 20:52

Just create a new web site in ISPConfig (enable PHP, but do not enable PHP Safe Mode), create a MySQL database for the web site, and then proceed with the Joomla installation instructions.

Hans · #3 8th March 2006, 20:56

Quote:

Originally Posted by falko

Just create a new web site in ISPConfig (enable PHP, but do not enable PHP Safe Mode), create a MySQL database for the web site, and then proceed with the Joomla installation instructions.

Ok, thanks Falko. It looks not very difficult to me. I will give it a try on my testing server first.

Hans · #4 12th March 2006, 15:59

[QUOTE=Hans]I have read the installation instructions at URL http://developer.joomla.org/ under Getting the files, which says for Installing Locally:

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Unzip the distribution file into a directory under your web server root. If you are using the Apache web server, this is typically c:apache groupapachehtdocs on Windows and /usr/local/apache/htdocs on a POSIX system but it my vary. We are assuming you have a working web server and that you know where to put files to display on the web server.
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At this point i do not know what to do; they say that i have to put the extracted Joombla files in /usr/local/apache/htdocs.
This is a location under your web server root.
I am using Debian, and my file-structure is different, so i am not sure.
Can anyone tell me where i should drop the files, provided by Joombla?

I am also quiet new to Mysql, can anyone tell me how to setup a Mysql database, which is needed by Joombla?
Joombla will ask for it during the installation.

PLease let me know.

Hans

falko · #5 12th March 2006, 19:21

Quote:

Originally Posted by Hans

At this point i do not know what to do; they say that i have to put the extracted Joombla files in /usr/local/apache/htdocs.
This is a location under your web server root.
I am using Debian, and my file-structure is different, so i am not sure.
Can anyone tell me where i should drop the files, provided by Joombla?

If you created a web site in ISPConfig, the web server root for that web site is typically something like /var/www/web1/web or /home/www/web43/web, etc., depending on what you chose during the ISPConfig installation (/home/www or /var/www).

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Originally Posted by Hans

I am also quiet new to Mysql, can anyone tell me how to setup a Mysql database, which is needed by Joombla?
Joombla will ask for it during the installation.

You can create the database with ISPConfig. Enable MySQL for the web site, and go to the "Options" tab to create a database.

Hans · #6 13th March 2006, 13:01

I choose for /var/www during installation.

So for example /var/www/web1/web could be a site root for a site running Joombla.

Does this mean that the Joombla files must be extracted in every site root and for all sites running Joombla?

Hans