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<p>Casper: /* Installing Drupal */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received the zip file, you will need to upload it to the server in the www directory. This can be done easily by using Cyberduck and following the steps on [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> After uploading, you can extract the archive file on the server by using the Cyberduck &quot;Expand Archive&quot; feature. Simply right click the archive and click &quot;Expand Archive&quot;.<br /> [[File:Cyberduck expand.png|left|thumb|502x502px]]<br /> This will give you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal. If you followed all steps correctly, you should have the drupal directory inside your www directory on the server.<br /> <br /> The next step will be to move all the contents from the 'drupal-x.x.x' folder to the www directory. The easiest way to do this using Cyberduck is by going into your drupal folder, and drag-and-dropping all files and directories in your www folder.<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instructions on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL ([[Using PostgreSQL]]) as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> *'''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1582 2021-10-16T08:26:06Z

<p>Casper: /* Installing Drupal */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received the zip file, you will need to upload it to the server in the www directory. This can be done easily by using Cyberduck and following the steps on [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> After uploading, you can extract the archive file on the server by using the Cyberduck &quot;Expand Archive&quot; feature. Simply right click the archive and click &quot;Expand Archive&quot;.<br /> [[File:Cyberduck expand.png|left|thumb|502x502px]]<br /> This will give you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal. If you followed all steps correctly, you should have the drupal directory inside your www directory on the server.<br /> <br /> The next step will be to move all the contents from the 'drupal-x.x.x' folder to the www directory. The easiest way to do this using Cyberduck is by going into your drupal folder, and drag-and-dropping all files and directories in your www folder.<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instructions on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL ([[Using PostgreSQL]]) as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> *'''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1581 2021-10-16T08:25:45Z

<p>Casper: /* Installing Drupal */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received the zip file, you will need to upload it to the server in the www directory. This can be done easily by using Cyberduck and following the steps on [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> After uploading, you can extract the archive file on the server by using the Cyberduck &quot;Expand Archive&quot; feature. Simply right click the archive and click &quot;Expand Archive&quot;.<br /> [[File:Cyberduck expand.png|left|thumb|502x502px]]<br /> This will give you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal. If you followed all steps correctly, you should have the drupal directory inside your www directory on the server.<br /> <br /> The next step will be to move all the contents from the 'drupal-x.x.x' folder to the www directory. The easiest way to do this using Cyberduck is by going into your drupal folder, and drag-and-dropping all files and directories in your www folder.<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instructions on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL ([[Using PostgreSQL]]) as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1579 2021-10-10T18:51:41Z

<p>Casper: /* Putting setup files in place */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received the zip file, you will need to upload it to the server in the www directory. This can be done easily by using Cyberduck and following the steps on [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> After uploading, you can extract the archive file on the server by using the Cyberduck &quot;Expand Archive&quot; feature. Simply right click the archive and click &quot;Expand Archive&quot;.<br /> [[File:Cyberduck expand.png|left|thumb|502x502px]]<br /> This will give you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal. If you followed all steps correctly, you should have the drupal directory inside your www directory on the server.<br /> <br /> The next step will be to move all the contents from the 'drupal-x.x.x' folder to the www directory. The easiest way to do this using Cyberduck is by going into your drupal folder, and drag-and-dropping all files and directories in your www folder.<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instructions on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL ([[Using PostgreSQL]]) as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> <br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1578 2021-10-10T18:37:09Z

<p>Casper: /* Setting up a database */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received the zip file, you will need to upload it to the server in the www directory. This can be done easily by using Cyberduck and following the steps on [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> After uploading, you can extract the archive file on the server by using the Cyberduck &quot;Expand Archive&quot; feature. Simply right click the archive and click &quot;Expand Archive&quot;.<br /> [[File:Cyberduck expand.png|left|thumb|502x502px]]<br /> This will give you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal. If you followed all steps correctly, you should have the drupal directory inside your www directory on the server.<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instructions on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL ([[Using PostgreSQL]]) as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> <br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Joomla&diff=1572 2021-09-16T17:12:23Z

<p>Casper: /* Installing WordPress */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Joomla, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup-files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Joomla from their website, https://downloads.joomla.org/. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;; OSX: double-click the zip, it automatically extracts; Linux: right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;). This will give you some files and directories so preferably, you want to extract this zip in a new empty directory. <br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''extracted contents''' of the zip to your webroot directory on our servers. In most cases this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Joomla on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.<br /> {{notice| Warning| Postgresql databases can be used for Joomla as well, but they often bring many different issues, so we recommend to use MySQL instead.}}<br /> <br /> == Installing Joomla ==<br /> Now we are ready to install Joomla, so we need to go to the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> On the first tab you have to create a name and optionally a description for your Joomla website. Besides that, you also have to fill in the information of the &quot;Super User Account&quot;, this is the administrator account of your website. Finally, there is also a switch if you'd want your site to be offline after the installation (this can be changed later), but it's better to leave the switch on &quot;NO&quot; by default. When you are done with the configuration, you click on next.&lt;br&gt; <br /> The following image is an example screenshot of the configuration, so you will need to replace this with your own settings:<br /> [[File:Joomla Installer.png|center|thumb|674x674px]]<br /> Moving to the second tab, this is where we will select what database the website will use. You will need to follow our configuration here:<br /> *'''Database Type:''' select MySQL in the drop-down menu<br /> *'''Host Name/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of Joomla in your database<br /> *'''Connection Encryption:''' leave this on default<br /> Any other settings you leave on default.&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:<br /> [[File:Joomla db.png|center|thumb|663x663px]]<br /> Now we are done configuring the database and we can click next.<br /> {{notice| Warning | It is possible that you get the error: &lt;code&gt;To confirm that you are the owner of this website please delete the file named &quot;_JoomlaXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.txt&quot; we have created in the &quot;installation&quot; folder of your Joomla site.&lt;/code&gt; This means you need to go back to one of our shell servers and delete that file inside the directory &lt;code&gt;installation&lt;/code&gt; of the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; folder. (For information about going to our webservers, you can use this guide: [[Accessing your files]].) After doing this you can just click next again and it will continue to the last tab.}}<br /> The last tab will give you an overview of the installation. We can leave anything here by default and scroll down to the button 'install' and click it.<br /> <br /> == Finishing up installation ==<br /> Congratulations, you have installed your own Joomla website. There are just a few small things that need to be done. For example, you can install extra languages using the button on the page after the installation if you want.&lt;br&gt;<br /> If you are done setting up the configurations, you can go to your website at &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; where you will be welcomed by a standard Joomla webpage.<br /> <br /> To start building your own website, it can be very interesting to check https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials:Beginners for some beginner tutorials.<br /> <br /> If you have any problems regarding your installation, feel free to contact us at ulyssis@ulyssis.org<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Joomla site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. You need a new virtual host, you can send us an [mailto:ulyssis@ulyssis.org email] and we will create one for you.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host is ready, you need to do all the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.<br /> <br /> Another option is to use the Joomla [https://docs.joomla.org/Multiple_Domains_and_Web_Sites_in_a_single_Joomla!_installation multisite] option.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1571 2021-09-16T17:12:00Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Drupal, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup-files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> == Installing Drupal ==<br /> <br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Joomla&diff=1570 2021-09-16T17:10:17Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of Joomla, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup-files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Joomla from their website, https://downloads.joomla.org/. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;; OSX: double-click the zip, it automatically extracts; Linux: right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;). This will give you some files and directories so preferably, you want to extract this zip in a new empty directory. <br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''extracted contents''' of the zip to your webroot directory on our servers. In most cases this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Joomla on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.<br /> {{notice| Warning| Postgresql databases can be used for Joomla as well, but they often bring many different issues, so we recommend to use MySQL instead.}}<br /> <br /> == Installing WordPress ==<br /> Now we are ready to install Joomla, so we need to go to the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> On the first tab you have to create a name and optionally a description for your Joomla website. Besides that, you also have to fill in the information of the &quot;Super User Account&quot;, this is the administrator account of your website. Finally, there is also a switch if you'd want your site to be offline after the installation (this can be changed later), but it's better to leave the switch on &quot;NO&quot; by default. When you are done with the configuration, you click on next.&lt;br&gt; <br /> The following image is an example screenshot of the configuration, so you will need to replace this with your own settings:<br /> [[File:Joomla Installer.png|center|thumb|674x674px]]<br /> Moving to the second tab, this is where we will select what database the website will use. You will need to follow our configuration here:<br /> *'''Database Type:''' select MySQL in the drop-down menu<br /> *'''Host Name/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of Joomla in your database<br /> *'''Connection Encryption:''' leave this on default<br /> Any other settings you leave on default.&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:<br /> [[File:Joomla db.png|center|thumb|663x663px]]<br /> Now we are done configuring the database and we can click next.<br /> {{notice| Warning | It is possible that you get the error: &lt;code&gt;To confirm that you are the owner of this website please delete the file named &quot;_JoomlaXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.txt&quot; we have created in the &quot;installation&quot; folder of your Joomla site.&lt;/code&gt; This means you need to go back to one of our shell servers and delete that file inside the directory &lt;code&gt;installation&lt;/code&gt; of the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; folder. (For information about going to our webservers, you can use this guide: [[Accessing your files]].) After doing this you can just click next again and it will continue to the last tab.}}<br /> The last tab will give you an overview of the installation. We can leave anything here by default and scroll down to the button 'install' and click it.<br /> <br /> == Finishing up installation ==<br /> Congratulations, you have installed your own Joomla website. There are just a few small things that need to be done. For example, you can install extra languages using the button on the page after the installation if you want.&lt;br&gt;<br /> If you are done setting up the configurations, you can go to your website at &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; where you will be welcomed by a standard Joomla webpage.<br /> <br /> To start building your own website, it can be very interesting to check https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials:Beginners for some beginner tutorials.<br /> <br /> If you have any problems regarding your installation, feel free to contact us at ulyssis@ulyssis.org<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Joomla site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. You need a new virtual host, you can send us an [mailto:ulyssis@ulyssis.org email] and we will create one for you.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host is ready, you need to do all the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.<br /> <br /> Another option is to use the Joomla [https://docs.joomla.org/Multiple_Domains_and_Web_Sites_in_a_single_Joomla!_installation multisite] option.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_WordPress&diff=1569 2021-09-16T17:08:26Z

<p>Casper: /* Setting up database */</p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of WordPress, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup-files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download WordPress from their website, https://wordpress.org/download/. After you've<br /> received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named &lt;code&gt;wordpress&lt;/code&gt;.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the &lt;code&gt;wordpress&lt;/code&gt; directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Mostly this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP.<br /> If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> == Setting up a database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install WordPress on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''Warning:''' Postgresql databases are not supported by WordPress, only use MySQL databases.<br /> <br /> == Installing WordPress ==<br /> Now we are ready to install WordPress, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your database configuration: <br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:&lt;br&gt;<br /> [[File:wordpress_screenshot.png|thumb|left|600px]]<br /> In the next step you need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> == Finishing up installation ==<br /> Finally you will be prompted to log into your WordPress website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> {{info|We advise all WordPress users to enable automatic updates for their plugins, themes and WordPres itself. You can find detailed instructions on [[Updating WordPress]].}}<br /> <br /> To help you design your website, there are a few guides from WordPress that can help you:<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/first-steps-with-wordpress-b/<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-themes/#get-new-themes<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/managing-plugins/<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of WordPress==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a WordPress site, you need to create a new folder in <br /> your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular WordPress installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> You can also use WordPress' [https://wordpress.org/support/article/create-a-network/ multisite] option. <br /> If you need more help with this, you can find it [https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite here].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_WordPress&diff=1568 2021-09-16T17:08:11Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This page will go through a basic setup of WordPress, and it gives a few specifics for setting it up on a hosted account over at ULYSSIS.<br /> <br /> ==Putting setup-files in place==<br /> <br /> First you need to download WordPress from their website, https://wordpress.org/download/. After you've<br /> received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named &lt;code&gt;wordpress&lt;/code&gt;.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the &lt;code&gt;wordpress&lt;/code&gt; directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Mostly this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP.<br /> If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> == Setting up database ==<br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install WordPress on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> '''Warning:''' Postgresql databases are not supported by WordPress, only use MySQL databases.<br /> <br /> == Installing WordPress ==<br /> Now we are ready to install WordPress, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your database configuration: <br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:&lt;br&gt;<br /> [[File:wordpress_screenshot.png|thumb|left|600px]]<br /> In the next step you need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> == Finishing up installation ==<br /> Finally you will be prompted to log into your WordPress website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> {{info|We advise all WordPress users to enable automatic updates for their plugins, themes and WordPres itself. You can find detailed instructions on [[Updating WordPress]].}}<br /> <br /> To help you design your website, there are a few guides from WordPress that can help you:<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/first-steps-with-wordpress-b/<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/using-themes/#get-new-themes<br /> *https://wordpress.org/support/article/managing-plugins/<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of WordPress==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a WordPress site, you need to create a new folder in <br /> your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular WordPress installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> You can also use WordPress' [https://wordpress.org/support/article/create-a-network/ multisite] option. <br /> If you need more help with this, you can find it [https://wordpress.org/support/forum/multisite here].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Drupal&diff=1567 2021-09-16T16:33:39Z

<p>Casper: /* Honeypot */</p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting comments ==<br /> By default, Drupal allows anyone to comment freely on any post you make on your website. While this makes sense when you maintain a blog, it makes less sense when you're using Drupal as the basis for your student organization's website or for something with little to no reader interaction. We therefore advise those with a Drupal installation to consider disabling comments by following these instructions:<br /> <br /> * If you just installed your website and have not created any pages with comments enabled, you can skip this step. If not, go to your admin panel. From here go to the tab Extend and find the 'comment' module. In the description of this module, open the small triangle by clicking it, and press 'Configure'. In the next interface, go to 'Content' and delete every comment section that has been created on your website.<br /> * Disabling the comment module itself on Drupal is very difficult. The alternative solution is to check whenever creating new content on your website, to check the tab 'Comment settings' and make sure that it is on 'close'.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out.<br /> <br /> === Honeypot ===<br /> Honeypot uses both the honeypot and timestamp methods of deterring spam bots from completing forms on your Drupal site. The module currently supports enabling for all forms on the site, or particular forms like user registration or password reset forms, webforms, contact forms, node forms, and comment forms.<br /> <br /> To install Honeypot follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/honeypot, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * You will see a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * At last you can configure the module to your own liking by opening the triangle in the description of the module en selecting 'Configure'.<br /> Of course, beside this extension, there are many more similar extensions which you can use to prevent spam. Though if you install multiple, we would advice to check if the extensions are compatible with each other before installing. <br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> CAPTCHA, originally from a complicated acronym, is a term used for different kinds of challenges to prevent automated scripts from trying to comment, register or login on websites. reCAPTCHA is a project owned by Google that is quite successful at designing these challenges. You probably know reCAPTCHA as the &quot;I'm not a robot&quot; checkbox you often have to press. More details are available on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://google.com/recaptcha&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> You can follow these instructions to get started:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;https://username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot; . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * You will see a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * Next you will also need to install the reCAPTCHA module, by performing the same steps above but using the following link instead: https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha.<br /> * To use the reCAPTCHA module, it is '''critical''' you first go to the configuration page of this module, where you will need to enter the keys to use reCAPTCHA. You can register these on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> ** Go to reCAPTCHA's configuration page by going to the 'Extend' tab, finding the reCAPTCHA module, expanding the small triangle, and clicking configure.<br /> ** Now fill in the required keys you got on google's reCAPTCHA's administrator page before<br /> ** When finished entering these keys, press the &quot;Save configuration&quot; button to save your settings '''[[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]] [[Category:CMSs]]'''</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Drupal&diff=1565 2021-09-09T17:44:48Z

<p>Casper: /* Google's reCAPTCHA */</p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting comments ==<br /> By default, Drupal allows anyone to comment freely on any post you make on your website. While this makes sense when you maintain a blog, it makes less sense when you're using Drupal as the basis for your student organization's website or for something with little to no reader interaction. We therefore advise those with a Drupal installation to consider disabling comments by following these instructions:<br /> <br /> * If you just installed your website and have not created any pages with comments enabled, you can skip this step. If not, go to your admin panel. From here go to the tab Extend and find the 'comment' module. In the description of this module, open the small triangle by clicking it, and press 'Configure'. In the next interface, go to 'Content' and delete every comment section that has been created on your website.<br /> * Disabling the comment module itself on Drupal is very difficult. The alternative solution is to check whenever creating new content on your website, to check the tab 'Comment settings' and make sure that it is on 'close'.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out.<br /> <br /> === Honeypot ===<br /> Honeypot uses both the honeypot and timestamp methods of deterring spam bots from completing forms on your Drupal site. The module currently supports enabling for all forms on the site, or particular forms like user registration or password reset forms, webforms, contact forms, node forms, and comment forms.<br /> <br /> To install Honeypot follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/honeypot, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * You will see a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * At last you can configure the module to your own liking by opening the triangle in the description of the module en selecting 'Configure'.<br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> CAPTCHA, originally from a complicated acronym, is a term used for different kinds of challenges to prevent automated scripts from trying to comment, register or login on websites. reCAPTCHA is a project owned by Google that is quite successful at designing these challenges. You probably know reCAPTCHA as the &quot;I'm not a robot&quot; checkbox you often have to press. More details are available on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://google.com/recaptcha&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> You can follow these instructions to get started:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like &quot;&lt;nowiki&gt;https://username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install&lt;/nowiki&gt;&quot; . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * You will see a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * Next you will also need to install the reCAPTCHA module, by performing the same steps above but using the following link instead: https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha.<br /> * To use the reCAPTCHA module, it is '''critical''' you first go to the configuration page of this module, where you will need to enter the keys to use reCAPTCHA. You can register these on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> ** Go to reCAPTCHA's configuration page by going to the 'Extend' tab, finding the reCAPTCHA module, expanding the small triangle, and clicking configure.<br /> ** Now fill in the required keys you got on google's reCAPTCHA's administrator page before<br /> ** When finished entering these keys, press the &quot;Save configuration&quot; button to save your settings '''[[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]] [[Category:CMSs]]'''</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Drupal&diff=1564 2021-09-09T17:26:38Z

<p>Casper: /* What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ? */</p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting comments ==<br /> By default, Drupal allows anyone to comment freely on any post you make on your website. While this makes sense when you maintain a blog, it makes less sense when you're using Drupal as the basis for your student organization's website or for something with little to no reader interaction. We therefore advise those with a Drupal installation to consider disabling comments by following these instructions:<br /> <br /> * If you just installed your website and have not created any pages with comments enabled, you can skip this step. If not, go to your admin panel. From here go to the tab Extend and find the 'comment' module. In the description of this module, open the small triangle by clicking it, and press 'Configure'. In the next interface, go to 'Content' and delete every comment section that has been created on your website.<br /> * Disabling the comment module itself on Drupal is very difficult. The alternative solution is to check whenever creating new content on your website, to check the tab 'Comment settings' and make sure that it is on 'close'.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out.<br /> <br /> === Honeypot ===<br /> Honeypot uses both the honeypot and timestamp methods of deterring spam bots from completing forms on your Drupal site. The module currently supports enabling for all forms on the site, or particular forms like user registration or password reset forms, webforms, contact forms, node forms, and comment forms.<br /> <br /> To install Honeypot follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/honeypot, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * Now you will get a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * At last you can configure the module to your own liking by opening the triangle in the description of the module en selecting 'Configure'.<br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha (https://google.com/recaptcha)<br /> <br /> ===Installation===<br /> This installation guide requires drupal '''6,7 or preferably 8''' (or higher).<br /> '''Note this installation requires captcha and recaptcha, these are different plugins and not a type error.'''<br /> <br /> * Go to drupal's captcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha)<br /> <br /> * Go to drupal's recaptcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/recaptcha)<br /> <br /> ** Extract the archives into '''sites/all/modules/[recaptcha/captcha]'''respectively and relative to your own drupal installation '''(this folder may need to be created manually)'''<br /> <br /> * Now navigate to your drupal administration page in your browser (/admin/modules)<br /> ** Search for captcha and enable it<br /> ** Search for recaptcha and enable it<br /> <br /> * Once complete it is '''critical''' to configure your captcha setting in the web interface (/admin/config/people/captcha) '''and do not forget to enable the captcha-points (/admin/config/people/captcha/captcha-points).<br /> <br /> [[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]]<br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Drupal&diff=1563 2021-09-09T16:12:42Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting comments ==<br /> By default, Drupal allows anyone to comment freely on any post you make on your website. While this makes sense when you maintain a blog, it makes less sense when you're using Drupal as the basis for your student organization's website or for something with little to no reader interaction. We therefore advise those with a Drupal installation to consider disabling comments by following these instructions:<br /> <br /> * If you just installed your website and have not created any pages with comments enabled, you can skip this step. If not, go to your admin panel. From here go to the tab Extend and find the 'comment' module. In the description of this module, open the small triangle by clicking it, and press 'Configure'. In the next interface, go to 'Content' and delete every comment section that has been created on your website.<br /> * Disabling the comment module itself on Drupal is very difficult. The alternative solution is to check whenever creating new content on your website, to check the tab 'Comment settings' and make sure that it is on 'close'.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out.<br /> <br /> === Honeypot ===<br /> Honeypot uses both the honeypot and timestamp methods of deterring spam bots from completing forms on your Drupal site. The module currently supports enabling for all forms on the site, or particular forms like user registration or password reset forms, webforms, contact forms, node forms, and comment forms.<br /> <br /> To install Honeypot follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * First of all make sure that you have the 'Update Manager' module enabled in the 'Extend' tab of your admin panel. If not check the box next to it and press install at the bottom of the page.<br /> * Now go to https://www.drupal.org/project/honeypot, to the downloads section. Here right click the link to the download (often .zip or .tar) and press 'copy link'.<br /> * Next go back to your website and in your URL bar, go to /admin/modules/install. So it will look something like username.ulyssis.be/admin/modules/install . If you get an error that this page can't be found, check step 1 again.<br /> * Now you will get a box that says 'Add from a URL'. Here you enter the link from the module download page, and press continue. This should give a message that the modules has been installed.<br /> * Now you will still need to enable this module, in the same way as with the 'Update Manager' module from step 1.<br /> * At last you can configure the module to your own liking by opening the triangle in the description of the module en selecting 'Configure'.<br /> <br /> ===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===<br /> For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha (https://google.com/recaptcha)<br /> <br /> ===Installation===<br /> This installation guide requires drupal '''6,7 or preferably 8''' (or higher).<br /> '''Note this installation requires captcha and recaptcha, these are different plugins and not a type error.'''<br /> <br /> * Go to drupal's captcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha)<br /> <br /> * Go to drupal's recaptcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/recaptcha)<br /> <br /> ** Extract the archives into '''sites/all/modules/[recaptcha/captcha]'''respectively and relative to your own drupal installation '''(this folder may need to be created manually)'''<br /> <br /> * Now navigate to your drupal administration page in your browser (/admin/modules)<br /> ** Search for captcha and enable it<br /> ** Search for recaptcha and enable it<br /> <br /> * Once complete it is '''critical''' to configure your captcha setting in the web interface (/admin/config/people/captcha) '''and do not forget to enable the captcha-points (/admin/config/people/captcha/captcha-points).<br /> <br /> [[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]]<br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Joomla&diff=1557 2021-09-04T08:42:17Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Joomla for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Joomla from their website, https://downloads.joomla.org/. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;; OSX: double-click the zip, it automatically extracts; Linux: right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;). This will give you some files and directories so preferably, you want to extract this zip in a new empty directory. <br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''extracted contents''' of the zip to your webroot directory on our servers. In most cases this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Joomla on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{notice| Warning| Postgresql databases can be used for Joomla as well, but they often bring many different issues, so we recommend to use MySQL instead.}}<br /> Now we are ready to install Joomla, so we need to go to the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> On the first tab you have to create a name and optionally a description for your Joomla website. Besides that, you also have to fill in the information of the &quot;Super User Account&quot;, this is the administrator account of your website. Finally, there is also a switch if you'd want your site to be offline after the installation (this can be changed later), but it's better to leave the switch on &quot;NO&quot; by default. When you are done with the configuration, you click on next.&lt;br&gt; <br /> The following image is an example screenshot of the configuration, so you will need to replace this with your own settings:<br /> [[File:Joomla Installer.png|center|thumb|674x674px]]<br /> Moving to the second tab, this is where we will select what database the website will use. You will need to follow our configuration here:<br /> *'''Database Type:''' select MySQL in the drop-down menu<br /> *'''Host Name/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of Joomla in your database<br /> *'''Connection Encryption:''' leave this on default<br /> Any other settings you leave on default.&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:<br /> [[File:Joomla db.png|center|thumb|663x663px]]<br /> Now we are done configuring the database and we can click next.<br /> {{notice| Warning | It is possible that you get the error: &lt;code&gt;To confirm that you are the owner of this website please delete the file named &quot;_JoomlaXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.txt&quot; we have created in the &quot;installation&quot; folder of your Joomla site.&lt;/code&gt; This means you need to go back to one of our shell servers and delete that file inside the directory &lt;code&gt;installation&lt;/code&gt; of the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; folder. (For information about going to our webservers, you can use this guide: [[Accessing your files]].) After doing this you can just click next again and it will continue to the last tab.}}<br /> The last tab will give you an overview of the installation. We can leave anything here by default and scroll down to the button 'install' and click it.<br /> <br /> Congratulations, you have installed your own Joomla website. There are just a few small things that need to be done. For example, you can install extra languages using the button on the page after the installation if you want.&lt;br&gt;<br /> If you are done setting up the configurations, you can go to your website at &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; where you will be welcomed by a standard Joomla webpage.<br /> <br /> To start building your own website, it can be very interesting to check https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials:Beginners for some beginner tutorials.<br /> <br /> If you have any problems regarding your installation, feel free to contact us at ulyssis@ulyssis.org<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Joomla site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. You need a new virtual host, you can send us an [mailto:ulyssis@ulyssis.org email] and we will create one for you.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host is ready, you need to do all the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.<br /> <br /> Another option is to use the Joomla [https://docs.joomla.org/Multiple_Domains_and_Web_Sites_in_a_single_Joomla!_installation multisite] option.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Joomla&diff=1556 2021-09-04T08:38:17Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Joomla for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Joomla for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Joomla from their website, https://downloads.joomla.org/. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;; OSX: double-click the zip, it automatically extracts; Linux: right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;). This will give you some files and directories so preferably, you want to extract this zip in a new empty directory. <br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''extracted contents''' of the zip to your webroot directory on our servers. In most cases this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Joomla on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.&lt;br&gt;<br /> {{notice| Warning| Postgresql databases can be used for Joomla as well, but they often bring many different issues, so we recommend to use MySQL instead.}}<br /> Now we are ready to install Joomla, so we need to go to the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username).<br /> This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> On the first tab you have to create a name and optionally a description for your Joomla website. Besides that, you also have to fill in the information of the &quot;Super User Account&quot;, this is the administrator account of your website. Finally, there is also a switch if you'd want your site to be offline after the installation (this can be changed later), but it's better to leave the switch on &quot;NO&quot; by default. When you are done with the configuration, you click on next.&lt;br&gt; <br /> The following image is an example screenshot of the configuration, so you will need to replace this with your own settings:<br /> [[File:Joomla Installer.png|center|thumb|674x674px]]<br /> Moving to the second tab, this is where we will select what database the website will use. You will need to follow our configuration here:<br /> *'''Database Type:''' select MySQL in the drop-down menu<br /> *'''Database Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;<br /> *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> *'''Table Prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of Joomla in your database&lt;br&gt;<br /> Any other settings you leave on default.&lt;br&gt;<br /> So it will look something like this:<br /> [[File:Joomla db.png|center|thumb|663x663px]]<br /> Now we are done configuring the database and we can click next.<br /> {{notice| Warning | It is possible that you get the error: &lt;code&gt;To confirm that you are the owner of this website please delete the file named &quot;_JoomlaXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX.txt&quot; we have created in the &quot;installation&quot; folder of your Joomla site.&lt;/code&gt; This means you need to go back to one of our shell servers and delete that file inside the directory &lt;code&gt;installation&lt;/code&gt; in the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; folder. (For information about going to our webservers, you can use this guide: [[Accessing your files]].) After doing this you can just click next again and it will continue to the last tab.}}<br /> The last tab will give you an overview of the installation. We can leave anything here by default and scroll down to the button 'install' and click it.<br /> <br /> Congratulations, you have installed your own Joomla website. There are just a few small things that need to be done. For example, you can install extra languages using the button on the page after the installation if you want.&lt;br&gt;<br /> If you are done setting up the configurations, you can go to your website at &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; where you will be welcomed by a standard Joomla webpage.<br /> <br /> To start building your own website, it can be very interesting to check https://docs.joomla.org/Special:MyLanguage/Tutorials:Beginners for some beginner tutorials.<br /> <br /> If you have any problems regarding your installation, feel free to contact us at ulyssis@ulyssis.org<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Joomla site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. You need a new virtual host, you can send us an [mailto:ulyssis@ulyssis.org email] and we will create one for you.<br /> <br /> After your new virtual host is ready, you need to do all the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.<br /> <br /> Another option is to use the Joomla [https://docs.joomla.org/Multiple_Domains_and_Web_Sites_in_a_single_Joomla!_installation multisite] option.<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Joomla_db.png&diff=1555 2021-09-04T08:35:43Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>joomla db</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Joomla_Installer.png&diff=1554 2021-09-04T08:33:43Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>joomla installer</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1553 2021-09-03T08:46:38Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but for the ease of this guide, only MySQL will be shown here.<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1552 2021-09-02T12:38:12Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only enter this if you have multiple installations of Drupal in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular Drupal installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1551 2021-09-02T12:19:18Z

<p>Casper: /* Setting up multiple instances of Drupal */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share Drupal code or be fully separate.<br /> <br /> For a fully separate installation, you need to create a new folder in your &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory on your shell account. Then you need a virtual host for this folder, for this you have to send us an email asking for this. After your new virtual host has been configured, you need to do the same steps that you would do for a regular WordPress installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same code base it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your Drupal is available in the Drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preparations you can contact us about setting up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]].<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1550 2021-09-02T12:14:48Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> &lt;br&gt;&lt;br&gt;<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1549 2021-09-02T12:13:50Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> *[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1548 2021-09-02T12:13:21Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]'''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> <br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1547 2021-09-02T12:13:10Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> '''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1546 2021-09-02T12:12:55Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase[[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> '''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1545 2021-09-02T12:12:22Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> [[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]<br /> '''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):[[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1544 2021-09-02T12:11:57Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> [[File:Screenshot 2021-09-02 at 14-01-14 Requirements review Drupal.png|thumb|343x343px]]<br /> '''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> [[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> <br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> In the next steps Drupal will install the website and you will need to fill in your own preferences.<br /> <br /> Finally you will be prompted to with your own Drupal website. Now the installation is finished.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Screenshot_2021-09-02_at_14-01-14_Requirements_review_Drupal.png&diff=1543 2021-09-02T12:07:31Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>drupalrv</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1542 2021-09-02T12:06:58Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there. You can also use PostgreSQL as an alternative to MySQL, but fot the esase<br /> <br /> Now we are ready to install Drupal, so we need to visit the web installer. If you're using a custom domain based on this guide: [[Adding domain names]], you can access the installer by visiting your domain. If you do not use such a domain, the installer can be found on &lt;code&gt;username.studentenweb.org&lt;/code&gt; or &lt;code&gt;username.ulyssis.be&lt;/code&gt; (replace &lt;code&gt;username&lt;/code&gt; with your actual username). This is where you have to set up your website. The easiest way to do this, is by following the wizard.<br /> <br /> '''Warning:''' It is possible that during the wizard, under the section of &quot;Requirements review&quot;, you will get a warning that the Apache version cannot be determined. This has no consequences in the installation so you can go click &quot;continue anyway&quot; at the bottom of this page.<br /> [[File:Drupaldbconfig.png|thumb|477x477px]]<br /> The setup will ask you for your MySQL database configuration (when using PostgreSQL instead, select the option on top of the page):<br /> <br /> * '''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' the name of the MySQL database<br /> * '''Database Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' your username<br /> * '''Database Password/Wachtwoord:''' your MySQL database password<br /> * '''Host/Hostnaam:''' &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org (you will need to open 'advanced options' to set this)&lt;/code&gt;<br /> * '''Port number:''' 3306 (default)<br /> * '''Table name prefix:''' only change this if you have multiple installations of WordPress in your database<br /> <br /> So it should look something like this the screenshot to the right.<br /> <br /> After that you can proceed in the wizard where you can fill in some last few details.<br /> By then the wizard will do the rest except for asking some basic questions about the site and,<br /> congratulations, you have installed Drupal.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Drupaldbconfig.png&diff=1541 2021-09-02T12:04:45Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>drupaldbconfig</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Setting_up_Drupal&diff=1540 2021-09-02T11:28:25Z

<p>Casper: /* How to install Drupal for your account */</p> <hr /> <div>==How to install Drupal for your account==<br /> <br /> First you need to download Drupal from their website, https://www.drupal.org/download. After you've received a zip file, you have to extract it using your file manager (Windows: ''use right-click and select &quot;extract all&quot;''; OSX: ''double-click the zip, it automatically extracts''; Linux: ''right-click the file, and select &quot;extract here&quot;''), this gives you a directory named 'drupal-x.x.x', where the x is the downloaded version of Drupal.<br /> <br /> Next, you have to move the '''contents''' of the drupal-x.x.x directory to your webroot directory on our servers. Most often this will be the &lt;code&gt;www&lt;/code&gt; directory. Your webroot can be accessed via SFTP. If you need further instructions, you can find detailed instructions on: [[Accessing your files]].<br /> <br /> Besides files, we also need a database to install Drupal on. If you haven't created a new database for the purpose of this installation, you can do this through UCC. Instruction on how to do this are available on [[Using MySQL]]. If you haven't created a database user yet, or don't know the password, you can also find more information there.<br /> <br /> *'''Database name:''' If you haven't created a MySQL or PostgreSQL database/user on UCC, then you'll have to create it here. The default database is: &quot;username_username&quot;.<br /> *'''Database username:''' The name you used during the creation of your database account.<br /> *'''Database password:''' The password you used during the creation of your database account.<br /> *'''Database host:''' This is &lt;code&gt;mysql.ulyssis.org&lt;/code&gt;. You will need to click on ''Advanced options'' to set this option.<br /> <br /> After that you can proceed in the wizard where you can fill in some last few details.<br /> By then the wizard will do the rest except for asking some basic questions about the site and,<br /> congratulations, you have installed Drupal.<br /> <br /> ==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==<br /> <br /> If you want to have multiple instances of a Drupal site there are two options. The multiple instances can either share drupal code or be fully seperate.<br /> <br /> For fully seperate installs you can simply create a (sub)folder to store another copy of the drupal code in. You can then access it either from your default domain or have us attach another domain to it for you, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> If you wish for multiple websites to share the same codebase it is easiest to use multiple domains. More information about how to set this up in your drupal is available in the drupal documentation: https://www.drupal.org/documentation/install/multi-site. As soon as you have made your preperations you can contact us about hooking up the domain name, more info about that on [[Adding domain names]]<br /> <br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Joomla&diff=1539 2021-09-02T11:05:23Z

<p>Casper: /* Restricting spam */</p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting spam ==<br /> By default, Joomla has no option no enable comments, contacts or user registrations. Most of these options are managed through Joomla plugins/extensions. But these extensions will often allow by default that any user (or bot) can make comments, register an account, etc. To prevent these people or bots attacking your website, a few steps can be taken which are listed below. It can be the better option to completely not use comments or any other forms of contact, but of course this is not always possible.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out. It's important to keep in mind that both options below rely on external service providers for some aspects of their spam detection.<br /> <br /> === R Antispam ===<br /> R Antispam is an extension for Joomla that works via the Bayesian algorithm to prevent spam on your Joomla website. It can protect you from spam on many different forms. On top of that, the extension is free to download and use.<br /> <br /> To use R Antispam follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/r-antispam/ and press the download button on the right side, to start downloading the extension<br /> * Go to the admin panel on your Joomla website<br /> * On the top of this page select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Install&quot;<br /> * Press the green &quot;Browse for files&quot;-button, and select the .zip file you just downloaded in the first step<br /> * Now your plugin should be installed, but to make sure that it is working and active go to the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot;<br /> * This will give you a list of all installed plugins. Now search for the R Antispam plugin and make sure that the status says active (a green V is shown)<br /> <br /> Now the plugin is working and spam can be prevented.<br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> CAPTCHA, originally from a complicated acronym, is a term used for different kinds of challenges to prevent automated scripts from trying to comment, register or login on websites. reCAPTCHA is a project owned by Google that is quite successful at designing these challenges. You probably know reCAPTCHA as the &quot;I'm not a robot&quot; checkbox you often have to press. More details are available on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://google.com/recaptcha&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> To use Google's reCAPTCHA follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to google's reCAPTCHA administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the admin panel of your Joomla installation and select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Plugins&quot;<br /> <br /> * Search for 'recaptcha' in the search box and enable the &quot;CAPTCHA - reCAPTCHA&quot;-plugin by clicking on the status icon next to the name<br /> <br /> * Once complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your reCAPTCHA properly<br /> ** Go to reCAPTCHA's configuration page by clicking the plugin's name in the same panel where you enabled it<br /> ** Now fill in the required keys you got on google's reCAPTCHA's administrator page before<br /> ** When finished entering these keys, press the &quot;Save &amp; Close&quot; button to save your settings<br /> From now on, when for example registering an account, Joomla will ask to fill in a reCAPTCHA<br /> [[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]]<br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Overview&diff=1478 2021-08-02T19:22:07Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>&lt;div style=&quot;background:#f9f9f9;border:1px solid #ddd;font-size:95%;padding:1.5em;&quot;&gt;<br /> Welcome to our documentation website. Many of the common procedures and issues our users experience are described here. If you still encounter problems we haven't covered or you just can't seem to get things to work, even though you followed one of our manuals, feel free to contact us on ulyssis@ulyssis.org for personal support.&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> == Account ==<br /> * [[Registering a new account]]<br /> * [[Renewing your account]]<br /> * [[Transferring your account]]<br /> * [[Resetting your password]]<br /> * [[Reducing disk usage|Help, my account uses too much disk space]]<br /> * [[Why do I have to pay 0.00 euro and how?]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left&quot;&gt;<br /> == Files ==<br /> * [[Accessing your files]]<br /> * [[Transferring files over SFTP]]<br /> * [[Using SSHFS]]<br /> * [[Making Backups]]<br /> * [[Secure file permissions]]<br /> * [[Reducing disk usage]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Webserver ==<br /> * [[Webserver changes summer 2020]]<br /> * [[Using your webspace]]<br /> * [[Using (Fast)CGI for non-PHP websites]]<br /> * [[Getting Apache logs]]<br /> * [[Managing PHP errors]]<br /> * [[Setting PHP options]]<br /> * [[Sending email from websites]]<br /> * [[Adding domain names|Adding domain names (.be, .com, .org, ...)]]<br /> * [[Getting SSL/TLS|Getting SSL/TLS (HTTPS security)]]<br /> * [[Shibboleth|Shibboleth (Centrale KU Leuven Login)]]<br /> * [[Claiming a port]]<br /> * [[ULYSSIS security measures]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Mail ==<br /> * [[Introduction to ULYSSIS email]]<br /> * [[Mailbox]]<br /> * [[Forwarders]]<br /> * [[Using a forwarder as an alias]]<br /> * [[Add an alias in Gmail]]<br /> * [[Add an alias in Hotmail/Outlook]]<br /> * [[Add an alias in Thunderbird]]<br /> * [[Fetch your KU Leuven email into another email address]]<br /> * [[Spam]]<br /> * [[ULYSSIS security measures]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == CMSs ==<br /> * [[Software Version Checker]]<br /> * [[Setting up WordPress]]<br /> * [[Setting up Drupal]]<br /> * [[Setting up Joomla]]<br /> * [[Setting up MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[Updating WordPress]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Security &amp; anti-spam ==<br /> * [[Secure file permissions]]<br /> * [[Software Version Checker]]<br /> * [[Preventing spam on Wordpress]]<br /> * [[Preventing spam on Joomla]]<br /> * [[Preventing spam on Drupal]]<br /> * [[Preventing spam on MediaWiki]]<br /> * [[Securing MediaWiki using Centrale KU Leuven Login]]<br /> * [[ULYSSIS security measures]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Databases ==<br /> * [[Using PostgreSQL]]<br /> * [[Using MySQL]]<br /> * [[Using PHPMyAdmin]]<br /> * [[Using PHPPgAdmin]]<br /> * [[Using Adminer]]<br /> * [[Making Backups]]<br /> <br /> &lt;/div&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Shell ==<br /> * [[Accessing your files]]<br /> * [[Transferring files over SFTP]]<br /> * [[Accessing shell servers over SSH]]<br /> * [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]<br /> * [[Useful Linux Commands]]<br /> * [[Managing Cron jobs]]<br /> * [[Claiming a port]]<br /> * [[Installing packages]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == Versioning ==<br /> * [[GitLab]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;&lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left&quot;&gt;<br /> <br /> == ULYSSIS Public Services ==<br /> * [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> &lt;div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;&quot;&gt;<br /> == Tutorials ==<br /> * [[Using the kulemt package]]<br /> * [[Exporting your KU Leuven class schedule and calendar]]<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;div style=&quot;clear:both;&quot;&gt;&lt;/div&gt;<br /> &lt;/div&gt;<br /> <br /> __NOTOC__</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1477 2021-08-02T19:20:53Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings4.png|thumb|430x430px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|427x427px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1476 2021-08-02T19:19:28Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings4.png|thumb|399x399px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|427x427px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1475 2021-08-02T19:19:01Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings4.png|thumb|370x370px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|402x402px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Agendasettings4.png&diff=1474 2021-08-02T19:18:44Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>agendasettings4</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=KULoket_agenda_iCal_feed&diff=1473 2021-08-02T18:50:32Z

<p>Casper: Casper moved page KULoket agenda iCal feed to Exporting your KU Leuven class schedule and calendar</p> <hr /> <div>#REDIRECT [[Exporting your KU Leuven class schedule and calendar]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1472 2021-08-02T18:50:32Z

<p>Casper: Casper moved page KULoket agenda iCal feed to Exporting your KU Leuven class schedule and calendar</p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|476x476px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|402x402px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Joomla&diff=1471 2021-08-01T13:16:24Z

<p>Casper: /* Detecting spam */</p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting spam ==<br /> By default, Joomla has no option no enable comments, contacts or user registrations. Most of these options are managed through Joomla plugins/extensions. These extensions will allow by default that any user (or bot) can make comments, register an account, etc. To prevent these people or bots attacking your website, a few steps can be taken that are listed below. It can be the better option to completely restricts comments and any forms of contacts, but of course this is not always possible.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> As mentioned above, it's better in most cases to simply not allow comments or to restrict them very heavily than having to deal with spam. If you have no other choice, there are some options available to help you out. It's important to keep in mind that both options below rely on external service providers for some aspects of their spam detection.<br /> <br /> === R Antispam ===<br /> R Antispam is an extension for Joomla that works via the Bayesian algorithm to prevent spam on your Joomla website. It can protect you from spam on many different forms. On top of that, the extension is free to download and use.<br /> <br /> To use R Antispam follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/r-antispam/ and press the download button on the right side, to start downloading the extension<br /> * Go to the admin panel on your Joomla website<br /> * On the top of this page select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Install&quot;<br /> * Press the green &quot;Browse for files&quot;-button, and select the .zip file you just downloaded in the first step<br /> * Now your plugin should be installed, but to make sure that it is working and active go to the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot;<br /> * This will give you a list of all installed plugins. Now search for the R Antispam plugin and make sure that the status says active (a green V is shown)<br /> <br /> Now the plugin is working and spam can be prevented.<br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> CAPTCHA, originally from a complicated acronym, is a term used for different kinds of challenges to prevent automated scripts from trying to comment, register or login on websites. reCAPTCHA is a project owned by Google that is quite successful at designing these challenges. You probably know reCAPTCHA as the &quot;I'm not a robot&quot; checkbox you often have to press. More details are available on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://google.com/recaptcha&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> To use Google's reCAPTCHA follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to google's reCAPTCHA administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the admin panel of your Joomla installation and select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Plugins&quot;<br /> <br /> * Search for 'recaptcha' in the search box and enable the &quot;CAPTCHA - reCAPTCHA&quot;-plugin by clicking on the status icon next to the name<br /> <br /> * Once complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your reCAPTCHA properly<br /> ** Go to reCAPTCHA's configuration page by clicking the plugin's name in the same panel where you enabled it<br /> ** Now fill in the required keys you got on google's reCAPTCHA's administrator page before<br /> ** When finished entering these keys, press the &quot;Save &amp; Close&quot; button to save your settings<br /> From now on, when for example registering an account, Joomla will ask to fill in a reCAPTCHA<br /> [[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]]<br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Preventing_spam_on_Joomla&diff=1470 2021-08-01T13:14:42Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>== Restricting spam ==<br /> By default, Joomla has no option no enable comments, contacts or user registrations. Most of these options are managed through Joomla plugins/extensions. These extensions will allow by default that any user (or bot) can make comments, register an account, etc. To prevent these people or bots attacking your website, a few steps can be taken that are listed below.<br /> <br /> ==Detecting spam==<br /> <br /> === R Antispam ===<br /> R Antispam is an extension for Joomla that works via the Bayesian algorithm to prevent spam on your Joomla website. It can protect you from spam on many different forms. On top of that, the extension is free to download and use.<br /> <br /> To use R Antispam follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to https://extensions.joomla.org/extension/r-antispam/ and press the download button on the right side, to start downloading the extension<br /> * Go to the admin panel on your Joomla website<br /> * On the top of this page select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Install&quot;<br /> * Press the green &quot;Browse for files&quot;-button, and select the .zip file you just downloaded in the first step<br /> * Now your plugin should be installed, but to make sure that it is working and active go to the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot; -&gt; &quot;Manage&quot;<br /> * This will give you a list of all installed plugins. Now search for the R Antispam plugin and make sure that the status says active (a green V is shown)<br /> <br /> Now the plugin is working and spam can be prevented.<br /> <br /> ===Google's reCAPTCHA===<br /> CAPTCHA, originally from a complicated acronym, is a term used for different kinds of challenges to prevent automated scripts from trying to comment, register or login on websites. reCAPTCHA is a project owned by Google that is quite successful at designing these challenges. You probably know reCAPTCHA as the &quot;I'm not a robot&quot; checkbox you often have to press. More details are available on &lt;nowiki&gt;https://google.com/recaptcha&lt;/nowiki&gt;<br /> <br /> To use Google's reCAPTCHA follow these instructions:<br /> <br /> * Go to google's reCAPTCHA administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site<br /> <br /> * Navigate to the admin panel of your Joomla installation and select the tab &quot;Extensions&quot; -&gt; &quot;Plugins&quot;<br /> <br /> * Search for 'recaptcha' in the search box and enable the &quot;CAPTCHA - reCAPTCHA&quot;-plugin by clicking on the status icon next to the name<br /> <br /> * Once complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your reCAPTCHA properly<br /> ** Go to reCAPTCHA's configuration page by clicking the plugin's name in the same panel where you enabled it<br /> ** Now fill in the required keys you got on google's reCAPTCHA's administrator page before<br /> ** When finished entering these keys, press the &quot;Save &amp; Close&quot; button to save your settings<br /> From now on, when for example registering an account, Joomla will ask to fill in a reCAPTCHA<br /> [[Category:Security &amp; anti-spam]]<br /> [[Category:CMSs]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1469 2021-07-24T15:47:46Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|476x476px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|402x402px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1468 2021-07-24T15:40:12Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Thunderbird, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb|359x359px]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by visiting [http://kuloket.be kuloket.be] . Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|415x415px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed further here. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot on the right.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by visiting [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be owa.student.kuleuven.be] .This should bring you to your personal mailbox. In the top right corner of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are put on Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb|353x353px]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot and that you are looking at time period where classes are scheduled and not a holiday period.<br /> <br /> Continuing in the top right corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> *''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> *''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> *''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|402x402px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot on the right, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need the second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda can vary widely depending on which personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> Almost all calendar services support importing iCal. If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, you can try searching the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1445 2021-07-06T21:49:14Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), and by following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by using the following [http://kuloket.be link]. Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|415x415px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed here further. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot here.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by using the following [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be link]. This should bring you to your personal Mailbox. On the top right hand side of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are uploaded to Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot.<br /> Continuing in the top right hand corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> * ''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be done by default).<br /> * ''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but because it is your own, the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> * ''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|335x335px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, and made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot here, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need to second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda, can be very dependent from what personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, it does not mean it won't work. Most services support importing iCal. We advice that you search the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1444 2021-07-06T21:47:54Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>This guide will explain how your KU Leuven calendar, which you can see on Toledo, can be made more accessible even outside of Toledo. The procedure can be done by synchronizing the KU Leuven calendar with your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.), and by following the steps below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by using the following [http://kuloket.be link]. Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|415x415px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed here further. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot here.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by using the following [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be link]. This should bring you to your personal Mailbox. On the top right hand side of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are uploaded to Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot.<br /> Continuing in the top right hand corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> * ''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be by default).<br /> * ''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but because it is your own, the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> * ''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|335x335px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, and made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot here, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need to second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda, can be very dependent from what personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, it does not mean it won't work. Most services support importing iCal. We advice that you search the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1443 2021-07-06T21:35:58Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>While relatively unknown, it is possible to add your KULeuven calendar to your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.). This can be done by following the guide below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by using the following [http://kuloket.be link]. Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|415x415px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed here further. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot here.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> The following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by using the following [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be link]. This should bring you to your personal Mailbox. On the top right hand side of the page, you should see 3 tabs (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are uploaded to Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot.<br /> Continuing in the top right hand corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> * ''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be by default).<br /> * ''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but because it is your own, the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> * ''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|335x335px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, and made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot here, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need to second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda, can be very dependent from what personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, it does not mean it won't work. Most services support importing iCal. We advice that you search the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=Exporting_your_KU_Leuven_class_schedule_and_calendar&diff=1442 2021-07-06T21:33:33Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>While relatively unknown, it is possible to add your KULeuven calendar to your personal agenda (e.g. Google Calendar, Outlook, Windows Calendar, etc.). This can be done by following the guide below.<br /> <br /> = Synchronizing your KU Leuven calendar =<br /> [[File:Kuloket3.png|thumb]]<br /> Your first step will be to visit KU Loket via Toledo or by using the following [http://kuloket.be link]. Using the tabs on top of this page, go to '''Agenda''' and select '''Agenda Sync''' below, as shown in the picture.<br /> <br /> Now you will get an overview of 3 buttons (configure series, configure agenda, reload schedule). Here you will need to select '''configure agenda''', to start configuring the settings of your KU Leuven calendar.<br /> [[File:Agendasettings3.png|thumb|415x415px]]<br /> This should give you a page with multiple options. The only setting we will need to change here, is the switch for '''Show schedule in my agenda'''. This should be switched to '''On'''. The rest of the settings can be changed to your personal liking, but are not necessary to be edited for synchronizing your agenda so they will not be discussed here further. If you adjusted the setting correctly it would look something like the screenshot here.<br /> <br /> Now before continuing to the next few steps, we will need to '''wait about 15 minutes''', to make sure KU Loket saved all the settings correctly.<br /> <br /> Our following step will be to '''visit your personal student email'''. This can be done again via Toledo or by using the following [https://owa.student.kuleuven.be link]. This should bring you to your personal Mailbox. On the top right hand side of the page, there should be 3 tabs again (Mail, Calendar, People). Here you will need to select '''Calendar''', which should bring you to a page with an overview of the KU Leuven calendar (future tasks and courses that are uploaded to Toledo by your professors, should also be shown here now).<br /> [[File:Menushare2.png|thumb]]<br /> If the calendar is still completely empty, check if your agenda settings in KU Loket are set correctly according to the screenshot.<br /> Continuing in the top right hand corner of the page, below the menu bar, there should be 2 buttons (share, print), as shown in the screenshot. You will need to select the '''share''' button. This will open a side-panel with 3 different fields.<br /> <br /> * ''Share with:'' Here you need to enter a personal (non-KU Leuven) email address. When you have filled in the address, make sure 'full details' is selected from the dropdown menu (this should be by default).<br /> * ''Subject:'' This is the message you will send to the address you entered above, but because it is your own, the content of the message does not really matter. You can leave it as it is.<br /> * ''Calendar:'' This defines that you will share your calendar. You can leave it as it is.<br /> <br /> [[File:Share calendar.png|thumb|335x335px]]<br /> If you filled in the information correctly, and made sure the chosen email address is right, and compared the information to the screenshot here, you can press '''Send'''.<br /> <br /> Now you will need to check the mailbox of the email address you entered before. Normally you should have received an email with two weblinks. The first link (ending on .html) shows your calendar in your webbrowser, the second link (ending on .ics) is your iCal feed. In this case we will need to second link.<br /> <br /> Importing the iCal link to your chosen personal agenda, can be very dependent from what personal agenda you are using. We list a few links here on how to import iCal into the agenda for the most common services:<br /> <br /> * ''Google Calendar:'' https://support.google.com/calendar/answer/37648?hl=en<br /> * ''Outlook Calendar:'' https://www.howtogeek.com/661142/how-to-add-an-icalendar-link-to-your-outlook-calendar/<br /> * ''Thunderbird:'' https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/1105153<br /> <br /> If your chosen calendar service is not listed here, it does not mean it won't work. Most services support importing iCal. We advice that you search the internet on how to import iCal for your service.<br /> <br /> [[Category:Tutorials]]</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Menushare2.png&diff=1441 2021-07-06T21:33:06Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>Menushare2</div>

Casper https://docs.ulyssis.org/index.php?title=File:Agendasettings3.png&diff=1440 2021-07-06T21:31:43Z

<p>Casper: </p> <hr /> <div>Agendasettings3</div>

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