ULYSSIS documentation - User contributions [en]

Overview

2016-05-02T12:24:54Z

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<div style="background:#f9f9f9;border:1px solid #ddd;font-size:95%;padding:1.5em;">
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, be free to contact us on ulyssis@ulyssis.org for personal support.</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Account ==
* [[Registering a new account]]
* [[Renewing your account]]
* [[Transferring your account]]
* [[Resetting your password]]
* [[Help, my account has been disabled]]
* [[Why do I have to pay 0.00 euro and how?]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">
== Files ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Using SSHFS]]
* [[Making Backups]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Webserver ==
* [[Webserver changes summer 2014]]
* [[Using your webspace]]
* [[Using (Fast)CGI for non-PHP websites]]
* [[Getting Apache logs]]
* [[Managing PHP errors]]
* [[Setting PHP options]]
* [[Adding domain names|Adding domain names (.be, .com, .org, ...)]]
* [[Getting SSL|Getting SSL (https-security)]]
* [[Shibboleth|Shibboleth (Centrale KU Leuven Login)]]
* [[Basic authentication|Basic authentication in PHP]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Databases ==
* [[Using PostgreSQL]]
* [[Using MySQL]]
* [[Using PHPMyAdmin]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== CMSs ==
* [[Setting up Wordpress]]
* [[Setting up Drupal]]
* [[Setting up Joomla]]
* [[Setting up MediaWiki]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Security & anti-spam ==
* [[Regular updates on a CMS]]
* [[Preventing spam on Wordpress]]
* [[Preventing spam on Joomla]]
* [[Preventing spam on Drupal]]
* [[Preventing spam on MediaWiki]]
* [[Anti-spam policies]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">

== Mail ==
* [[ULYSSIS mail]]
* [[Forwarders]]
* [[Add an alias in Gmail]]
* [[Fetch your KU Leuven email into another email address]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Shell ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Accessing shell servers over SSH]]
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[Useful Linux Commands]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Versioning ==
* [[Subversion]]
* [[GitLab]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== ULYSSIS Public Services ==
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[ULYSSIS public FTP]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Development ==
* [[Local web development]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">
</div>

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Overview

2016-03-29T16:20:38Z

Covert:

<div style="background:#f9f9f9;border:1px solid #ddd;font-size:95%;padding:1.5em;">
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, be free to contact us on ulyssis@ulyssis.org for personal support.</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Account ==
* [[Registering a new account]]
* [[Renewing your account]]
* [[Transferring your account]]
* [[Resetting your password]]
* [[Help, my account has been disabled]]
* [[Why do I have to pay 0.00 euro and how?]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">
== Files ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Using SSHFS]]
* [[Making Backups]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Webserver ==
* [[Webserver changes summer 2014]]
* [[Using your webspace]]
* [[Using (Fast)CGI for non-PHP websites]]
* [[Getting Apache logs]]
* [[Managing PHP errors]]
* [[Setting PHP options]]
* [[Adding domain names|Adding domain names (.be, .com, .org, ...)]]
* [[Getting SSL|Getting SSL (https-security)]]
* [[Shibboleth|Shibboleth (Centrale KU Leuven Login)]]
* [[Basic authentication|Basic authentication in PHP]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Databases ==
* [[Using PostgreSQL]]
* [[Using MySQL]]
* [[Using PHPMyAdmin]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== CMSs ==
* [[Setting up Wordpress]]
* [[Setting up Drupal]]
* [[Setting up Joomla]]
* [[Setting up MediaWiki]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Security & anti-spam ==
* [[Keeping your website secure]]
* [[Preventing spam on your website]]
* [[Preventing spam on Wordpress]]
* [[Preventing spam on Joomla]]
* [[Preventing spam on Drupal]]
* [[Preventing spam on MediaWiki]]
* [[Preventing spam on forums]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">

== Mail ==
* [[ULYSSIS mail]]
* [[Forwarders]]
* [[Add an alias in Gmail]]
* [[Fetch your KU Leuven email into another email address]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Shell ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Accessing shell servers over SSH]]
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[Useful Linux Commands]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Versioning ==
* [[Subversion]]
* [[GitLab]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== ULYSSIS Public Services ==
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[ULYSSIS public FTP]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Development ==
* [[Local web development]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">
</div>

__NOTOC__

Preventing spam on Joomla

2016-02-23T15:29:25Z

Covert: /* Google's recaptcha */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how does/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires joomla '''3.4''' (or higher).

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site
**example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* Navigate to the admin panel of your joomla instalation
** Select plugins from the extentions panel in the top menu.

* Search for recaptcha in the search box
** Enable recaptcha by clicking on the status icon next to recaptcha

* One complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your recaptcha properly
** Go to recaptcha's configuration page by selecting recaptcha in the above mentioned panel
** '''make sure you select version 2 (default is version 1)'''
** Fill in the required keys you got on google's recaptcha's administrator page

* Once done joomla will begin to require recaptcha's

Preventing spam on Joomla

2016-02-23T15:26:44Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires joomla '''3.4''' (or higher).

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site
**example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* Navigate to the admin pannel of your joomla instalation
** Select plugins from the extentions pane in the top menu.

* Search for recaptcha in the search box
** Enable recaptcha by clicking on the status icon next to recaptcha

* One complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your recaptcha properly
** Go to recaptcah's configuration page by selecting recaptcha in the abovementioned pane
** '''make sure you select version 2 (default is version 1)'''
** Fill in the required keys you got on google's recaptcha administrator page

* Once done joomla wil begin to require recaptcha's

Preventing spam on Joomla

2016-02-23T15:22:02Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires joomla '''3.4''' (or higher).

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site
**example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* Navigate to the admin pannel of your joomla instalation
** Select plugins from the extentions pane in the to menu.

* Search for recaptcha in the search box
** Enable recaptcha by clicking on the status icon next to recaptcha

* One complete it is '''critical''' that you configure your recaptcha properly
** Go to recaptcah's configuration page by selecting recaptcha in the abovementioned pane
** '''make sure you select version 2 (default is version 1)'''
** Fill in the required keys you got on google's recaptcha administrator page

* Once done joomla wil begin to require recaptcha's

Preventing spam on Joomla

2016-02-23T14:47:34Z

Covert: Created page with "==Google's recaptcha== ===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?=== For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google...."

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires joomla '''3.4''' (or higher).
'''Note this installation requires captcha and recaptcha, these are different plugins and not a type error.'''

* Go to drupal's captcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha)

* Go to drupal's recaptcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/recaptcha)

** 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)'''

* Now navigate to your drupal administration page in your browser (/admin/modules)
** Search for captcha and enable it
** Search for recaptcha and enable it

* 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).

Preventing spam on Drupal

2016-02-22T20:02:05Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires drupal '''6,7 or preferably 8''' (or higher).
'''Note this installation requires captcha and recaptcha, these are different plugins and not a type error.'''

* Go to drupal's captcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha)

* Go to drupal's recaptcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/recaptcha)

** 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)'''

* Now navigate to your drupal administration page in your browser (/admin/modules)
** Search for captcha and enable it
** Search for recaptcha and enable it

* 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).

Preventing spam on Drupal

2016-02-22T19:58:55Z

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires drupal '''6,7 or preferably 8''' (or higher).
'''Note this installation requires captcha and recaptcha, these are different plugins and not a type error.'''

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site

* Go to drupal's captcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/captcha)

* Go to drupal's recaptcha page and download the appropriate version at the bottom of the page (https://www.drupal.org/project/recaptcha)

** 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)'''

* Now navigate to your drupal administration page in your browser (/admin/modules)
** Search for captcha and enable it
** Search for recaptcha and enable it

* Once complete it is advisable to configure your captcha setting in the web interface (/admin/config/people/captcha)

Overview

2016-02-16T12:07:53Z

Covert: /* Security & anti-spam */

<div style="background:#f9f9f9;border:1px solid #ddd;font-size:95%;padding:1.5em;">
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, be free to contact us on ulyssis@ulyssis.org for personal support.</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Account ==
* [[Registering a new account]]
* [[Renewing your account]]
* [[Transferring your account]]
* [[Resetting your password]]
* [[Help, my account has been disabled]]
* [[Why do I have to pay 0.00 euro and how?]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">
== Files ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Using SSHFS]]
* [[Making Backups]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Webserver ==
* [[Webserver changes summer 2014]]
* [[Using your webspace]]
* [[Using (Fast)CGI for non-PHP websites]]
* [[Getting Apache logs]]
* [[Managing PHP errors]]
* [[Setting PHP options]]
* [[Adding domain names|Adding domain names (.be, .com, .org, ...)]]
* [[Getting SSL|Getting SSL (https-security)]]
* [[Shibboleth|Shibboleth (Centrale KU Leuven Login)]]
* [[Basic authentication|Basic authentication in PHP]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Databases ==
* [[Using PostgreSQL]]
* [[Using MySQL]]
* [[Using PHPMyAdmin]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== CMSs ==
* [[Setting up Wordpress]]
* [[Setting up Drupal]]
* [[Setting up Joomla]]
* [[Setting up MediaWiki]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Security & anti-spam ==
* [[Keeping your website secure]]
* [[Preventing spam on your website]]
* [[Preventing spam on Wordpress]]
* [[Preventing spam on Joomla]]
* [[Preventing spam on Drupal]]
* [[Preventing spam on MediaWiki]]
* [[Preventing spam on forums]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">

== Mail ==
* [[ULYSSIS mail]]
* [[Forwarders]]
* [[Add an alias in Gmail]]
* [[Fetch your KU Leuven email into another email address]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== Shell ==
* [[Accessing your files]]
* [[Transferring files over SFTP]]
* [[Accessing shell servers over SSH]]
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[Useful Linux Commands]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

<div>
<div style="width:45%;float:left;padding-right:10px;">
== Versioning ==
* [[Subversion]]
* [[GitLab]]
</div><div style="width:45%;float:left">

== ULYSSIS Public Services ==
* [[ULYSSIS public IRC]]
* [[ULYSSIS public FTP]]
</div>
<div style="clear:both;"></div>
</div>

__NOTOC__

Preventing spam on Wordpress

2016-02-07T21:41:35Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires Wordpress '''3.8''' or higher

* Go to the Wordpress recaptcha plugin site (https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-captcha/) and download the latest version on our site in to the Wordpress installation folder
* Extract the contents of the archive in to '''./wp-content/plugins/ '''
* Navigate to the Wordpress admin dashbord and select the plugin link (on the left side of the dashboard)
* Activate the google recaptcha plugin
* This will give you a link to the configuration page of the plugin or you can select the settings link located below the plugin
* Follow the instructions on the page and depending on your configuration recaptcha will start

===Video instructions===
The makers of the Wordpress recaptcha have a video tutorial. This will supplement the above instructions, particularly the last step. (https://youtu.be/RUJ9VwZLFSY)

Preventing spam on MediaWiki

2016-02-07T21:40:01Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires mediawiki '''1.26''' or higher

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site

* Open your *LocalSettings.php* file which is in your mediawiki instalation folder

** Put the following piece of text in the above mentioned file

<code>
require_once "$IP/extensions/ConfirmEdit/ConfirmEdit.php";

wfLoadExtension( 'ConfirmEdit/ReCaptchaNoCaptcha' );
$wgCaptchaClass = 'ReCaptchaNoCaptcha';
$wgReCaptchaSiteKey = ' '''your public/site key here''' ';
$wgReCaptchaSecretKey = ' '''your private key here''' ';
</code>
example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* mediawiki wil start loading recaptcha in the background and once done wil start using recaptcha for defending you from bots

Preventing spam on Wordpress

2016-02-07T21:39:09Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires Wordpress '''3.8''' or higher

* Go to the Wordpress recaptcha plugin site (https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-captcha/) and download the latest version on our site in to the Wordpress installation folder
* Extract the contents of the archive in to '''./wp-content/plugins/ '''
* Navigate to the Wordpress admin dashbord and select the plugin link (on the left side of the dashboard)
* Activate the google recaptcha plugin
* This wil give you a link to the configuration page of the plugin or you can select the settings link located below the plugin
* Follow the instruction on the page and depending on you configuration recaptcha wil start

===Video instructions===
The makers of the Wordpress recaptcha have a video tutorial. This will supplement the above instructions, particularly the last step. (https://youtu.be/RUJ9VwZLFSY)

Preventing spam on Wordpress

2016-02-07T21:38:56Z

Covert: /* Installation */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires Wordpress '''3.8''' or higher

* Go to the Wordpress recaptcha plugin site (https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-captcha/) and download the latest version on our site in to the Wordpress installation folder
* Extract the contents of the archive in to '''./wp-content/plugins/ '''
* Navigate to the Wordpress admin dashword and select the plugin link (on the left side of the dashboard)
* Activate the google recaptcha plugin
* This wil give you a link to the configuration page of the plugin or you can select the settings link located below the plugin
* Follow the instruction on the page and depending on you configuration recaptcha wil start

===Video instructions===
The makers of the Wordpress recaptcha have a video tutorial. This will supplement the above instructions, particularly the last step. (https://youtu.be/RUJ9VwZLFSY)

Preventing spam on Wordpress

2016-02-07T21:38:09Z

Covert: /* google's recaptcha */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires Wordpress '''3.8''' or higher

* go to the Wordpress recaptcha plugin site (https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-captcha/) and download the latest version on our site in to the Wordpress installation folder
* extract the contents of the archive in to '''./wp-content/plugins/ '''
* Navigate to the Wordpress admin dashword and select the plugin link (on the left side of the dashboard)
* activate the google recaptcha plugin
* this wil give you a link to the configuration page of the plugin or you can select the settings link located below the plugin
* follow the instruction on the page and depending on you configuration recaptcha wil start

===Video instructions===
The makers of the Wordpress recaptcha have a video tutorial. This will supplement the above instructions, particularly the last step. (https://youtu.be/RUJ9VwZLFSY)

Preventing spam on MediaWiki

2016-02-07T21:37:47Z

Covert: /* google's recaptcha */

==Google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires mediawiki '''1.26''' or higher

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site

* Open your *LocalSettings.php* file which is in your mediawiki instalation folder

** put the following piece of text in the above mentioned file

<code>
require_once "$IP/extensions/ConfirmEdit/ConfirmEdit.php";

wfLoadExtension( 'ConfirmEdit/ReCaptchaNoCaptcha' );
$wgCaptchaClass = 'ReCaptchaNoCaptcha';
$wgReCaptchaSiteKey = ' '''your public/site key here''' ';
$wgReCaptchaSecretKey = ' '''your private key here''' ';
</code>
example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* mediawiki wil start loading recaptcha in the background and once done wil start using recaptcha for defending you from bots

Preventing spam on MediaWiki

2016-02-07T21:37:23Z

Covert: /* google's recaptcha */

==google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires mediawiki '''1.26''' or higher

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site

* Open your *LocalSettings.php* file which is in your mediawiki instalation folder

** put the following piece of text in the above mentioned file

<code>
require_once "$IP/extensions/ConfirmEdit/ConfirmEdit.php";

wfLoadExtension( 'ConfirmEdit/ReCaptchaNoCaptcha' );
$wgCaptchaClass = 'ReCaptchaNoCaptcha';
$wgReCaptchaSiteKey = ' '''your public/site key here''' ';
$wgReCaptchaSecretKey = ' '''your private key here''' ';
</code>
example of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* mediawiki wil start loading recaptcha in the background and once done wil start using recaptcha for defending you from bots

Preventing spam on Wordpress

2016-02-07T21:32:11Z

Covert: Created page with "==google's recaptcha== ===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?=== For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google...."

==google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Installation===
This installation guide requires Wordpress '''3.8''' or higher

* Go to the Wordpress recaptcha plugin site (https://wordpress.org/plugins/google-captcha/) and download the latest version on our site in to the Wordpress installation folder
* extract the contents of the archive in to '''./wp-content/plugins/ '''
* Navigate to the Wordpress admin dashword and select the plugin link (on the left side of the dashboard)
* activate the google recaptcha plugin
* this wil give you a link to the configuration page of the plugin or you can select the settings link located below the plugin
* follow the instruction on the page and depending on you configuration recaptcha wil start

===Video instructions===
The makers of the Wordpress recaptcha have a video tutorial. This will supplement the above instructions, particularly the last step. (https://youtu.be/RUJ9VwZLFSY)

Preventing spam on MediaWiki

2015-12-18T19:14:32Z

==google's recaptcha==
===What is recaptcha and how/will it help prevent spam ?===
For answers to those questions you can look at google's page about recaptcha(https://google.com/recaptcha)

===Instalation===
This instalation guide requires mediawiki '''1.26''' or higher

* Go to google's recaptcha administrator page(https://www.google.com/recaptcha/admin) and register your site

* Open your *LocalSettings.php* file which is in your mediawiki instalation folder

** put the following piece of text in the above mentioned file

<code>
require_once "$IP/extensions/ConfirmEdit/ConfirmEdit.php";

wfLoadExtension( 'ConfirmEdit/ReCaptchaNoCaptcha' );
$wgCaptchaClass = 'ReCaptchaNoCaptcha';
$wgReCaptchaSiteKey = ' '''your public/site key here''' ';
$wgReCaptchaSecretKey = ' '''your private key here''' ';
</code>
exmaple of public and private key (https://i.imgur.com/vGJKEXx.png)

* mediawiki wil start loading recaptcha in the background and once done wil start using recaptcha for defending you from bots

Setting up Drupal

2015-02-24T18:49:06Z

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==Installing Drupal on our servers is definitely easy==

Installing Drupal on our servers is deffinately easy.

You download the install components from the http://drupal.org drupal-site.

Here you get a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) which you have to extract..

You get a folder with files, those files (so no the folder) you copy via filezilla or an other ftp programme to your www-map on your shellaccount.

Afterwards you go to your account, I.E username.ulyssis.be, here you get a notification telling you to select a profile, if you do not know which to choose select the standard one.

Afterwards click on ''Save and Continue'' which will prompt you for your langauge settings. Click on ''Save and Continue'' again when finished.
follow the steps detaild in the ''Verify requirements'' page and continue.
Now the installer will ask you for your database configuration:

*'''Database Name: ''' if you haven't created a mysql database or user on UCC then you have to create it there. The default database is: username_username.
*''''User Name: ''' this is the name you gave during the creation of your mysql account, often this is the same as your username with ULYSSIS.
*'''Password: ''' the password hat you gave during the creation of your mysql account
*'''Database Host: ''' this is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code>

When you're done click on “Save and Continue” Here you can give the last few details.

Afterwards the install will run by it own and ask you some basic questions about the site and login for drupal,there it is your Drupal installation.

==Setting up multiple instances of Drupal==

If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. Then you make a new virtual host for this directory in UCC.

Name: alias.username.ulyssis.be
Document root: /home/user/username/new_folder

From now on you do al the same steps as for a regular wordpress installation.

Setting up Joomla

2015-02-24T18:16:59Z

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==Installing Joomla on our servers is definitely easy==

Installing Joomla on our servers is deffinately easy.

You download the install components from the http://joomla.org joomla-site.

Here you get a compressed file (.zip) which you have to extract..

You get a folder with files, those files (so no the folder) you copy via filezilla or an other ftp programme to your www-map on your shellaccount.

Afterwards you go to your account, I.E username.ulyssis.be, here you get a notification telling you your needs to be configured. The fist part is the "main configuration" which will be individual for every user.

Afterwards click on ''Next'' which will prompt you for your database credentials & information:

*'''Databasetype: ''' Select ''MySQL'' from the dropdown.
*''''Hostname: ''' this is the location of the database server, use <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code>.
*''''Username: ''' this is the name you gave during the creation of your mysql account, often this is the same as your username with ULYSSIS.
*'''password: ''' the password hat you gave during the creation of your mysql account
* You don't change the last two fields

When you're done click on “Next” twice since ftp is already configured. Here you can see the last few details.

Afterwards the install will run by it own and thats it, you installed Joomla.

==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==

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. Then you make a new virtual host for this directory in UCC.

Name: alias.username.ulyssis.be
Document root: /home/user/username/new_folder

From now on you do al the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.

Setting up Joomla

2015-02-24T18:05:31Z

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==Installing Joomla on our servers is definitely easy==

Installing Joomla on our servers is deffinately easy.

You download the install components from the http://joomla.org joomla-site.

Here you get a compressed file (.zip) which you have to extract..

You get a folder with files, those files (so no the folder) you copy via filezilla or an other ftp programme to your www-map on your shellaccount.

Afterwards you go to your account, I.E username.ulyssis.be, here you get a notification telling you your <code>wp-config.php</code> has to be created, the easiest way is to follow the wizard, so click on “Create a Configuration File”.

Afterwards on ''Let's go!'' which will prompt you for your database credentials:

*'''Database Name: ''' if you haven't created a mysql database or user on UCC then you have to create it there. The default database is: username_username.
*''''User Name: ''' this is the name you gave during the creation of your mysql account, often this is the same as your username with ULYSSIS.
*'''Password: ''' the password hat you gave during the creation of your mysql account
*'''Database Host: ''' this is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code>
* You don't change the last field

When you're done click on “Run the install” Here you can give the last few details.

Afterwards the install will run by it own and thats it, you installed Joomla.

==Setting up multiple instances of Joomla==

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. Then you make a new virtual host for this directory in UCC.

Name: alias.username.ulyssis.be
Document root: /home/user/username/new_folder

From now on you do al the same steps as for a regular Joomla installation.

Setting up WordPress

2015-02-23T18:51:19Z

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==Installing wordpress on our servers is definitely easy==

Installing wordpress on our servers is deffinately easy.

You download the install components from the http://wordpress.org wordpress-site.

Here you get a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) which you have to extract..

You get a folder with files, those files (so no the folder) you copy via filezilla or an other ftp programme to your www-map on your shellaccount.

Afterwards you go to your account, I.E username.ulyssis.be, here you get a notification telling you your <code>wp-config.php</code> has to be created, the easiest way is to follow the wizard, so click on “Create a Configuration File”.

Afterwards on ''Let's go!'' which will prompt you for your database credentials:

*'''Database Name: ''' if you haven't created a mysql database or user on UCC then you have to create it there. The default database is: username_username.
*''''User Name: ''' this is the name you gave during the creation of your mysql account, often this is the same as your username with ULYSSIS.
*'''Password: ''' the password hat you gave during the creation of your mysql account
*'''Database Host: ''' this is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code>
* You don't change the last field

When you're done click on “Run the install” Here you can give the last few details.

Afterwards the install will run by it own and thats it, you installed wordpress.

==Setting up multiple instances of Wordpress==

If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. Then you make a new virtual host for this directory in UCC.

Name: alias.username.ulyssis.be
Document root: /home/user/username/new_folder

From now on you do al the same steps as for a regular wordpress installation.

Setting up WordPress

2014-11-23T22:43:42Z

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==Installing wordpress on our servers is definitely easy==

Installing wordpress on our servers is deffinately easy.

You download the install components from the http://wordpress.org wordpress-site.

Here you get a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) which you have to extract..

You get a folder with files, those files (so no the folder) you copie via filezilla or an other ftp programme to your www-map on your shellaccount.

Afterwards you go to your account, I.E username.ulyssis.be, here you get a notification telling you your <code>wp-config.php</code> has to be created, the easiest way is to follow the wizard, so click on “Create a Configuration File”.

Afterwards on ''Let's go!'' which will prompt you for your database credentials:

*'''Database Name: ''' if you haven't created a mysql database or user on UCC then you have to create it there. The default database is: username_username.
*''''User Name: ''' this is the name you gave during the creation of your mysql account, often this is the same as your username with ULYSSIS.
*'''Password: ''' the password hat you gave during the creation of your mysql account
*'''Database Host: ''' this is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code>
* You don't change the last field

When you're done click on “Run the install” Here you can give the last few details.

Afterwards the install will run by it own and thats it, you installed wordpress.

==Setting up multiple instances of Wordpress==

If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site then you the create a new folder in your homedir from your shell account. Then you make a new virtual host for this directory in UCC.

Name: alias.username.ulyssis.be
Document root: /home/user/username/new_folder

From now on you do al the same steps as for a regular wordpress installation.