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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.
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 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 on ''Let's go!'' which will prompt you for your database credentials:
Afterwards click on ''Next'' which will prompt you for your database credentials & information:


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


When you're done click on “Run the install” Here you can give the last few details.
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.
Afterwards the install will run by it own and thats it, you installed Joomla.

Revision as of 19:16, 24 February 2015

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 mysql.ulyssis.org.
  • '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.