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==How to install Wordpress for your account== | ==How to install Wordpress for your account== | ||
First you will need to download Wordpress from their website, https://wordpress.org. You will | First you will need to download Wordpress from their own website, https://wordpress.org/download/. You will | ||
receive a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) that you'll have to extract. | receive a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) that you'll have to extract. You will now have a folder named 'wordpress'. | ||
The | The folder 'wordpress', that you've just extracted, will need to be moved to your 'www' directory on our server. This can be accessed via SFTP. | ||
You can do this by | The best way to do this, is by using FileZilla (https://filezilla-project.org/). After installing this, you will have to move the 'wordpress' folder to our server. You can do this by entering '<code>sftp://ssh1.ulyssis.org</code>' or '<code>sftp://ssh2.ulyssis.org</code>' as host, with your username and password. You can always follow our other guide here: https://docs.ulyssis.org/Accessing_your_files. | ||
After you' | After you have moved the 'wordpress' folder to in the 'www' directory, you have to go to your account <br> on *your username here*.ulyssis.be. There you will see the wordpress folder. After opening this you'll receive a message telling you to create a <code>wp-config.php</code> file. The easiest way to do this is by following the wizard. | ||
Go through to the wizard until it | Go through to the wizard until it asks you for your database configuration: | ||
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*'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' If you haven't created a MySQL or PostgreSQL database/user on UCC, then you'll have to create | *'''Database Name/Databasenaam:''' If you haven't created a MySQL or PostgreSQL database/user on UCC, then you'll have to create by following our guide here: https://docs.ulyssis.org/Using_MySQL. And choose what database you want to use for your wordpress site. | ||
*'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' The name you used during the creation of your database account. | *'''Username/Gebruikersnaam:''' The name you used during the creation of your database account. | ||
*'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' The password you used during the creation of your database account. | *'''Password/Wachtwoord:''' The password you used during the creation of your database account. | ||
*'''Database Host/Hostnaam:''' This is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code> or <code>postgresql.ulyssis.org</code>. It depends on whether you | *'''Database Host/Hostnaam:''' This is <code>mysql.ulyssis.org</code> or <code>postgresql.ulyssis.org</code>. It depends on whether you used a MySQL or PostgreSQL database. | ||
* You | * You do not have to change the last field. | ||
After that you can proceed the wizard. | |||
When you wreceive a notification to log in, you have succesfully installed your own wordpress site. | |||
==Setting up multiple instances of Wordpress== | ==Setting up multiple instances of Wordpress== | ||
If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site, you will need to create a new folder in | If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site, you will need to create a new folder in | ||
your www | your 'www' directory on your shell account. Then you'll need a virtual host for this folder, herefor you will have to send us an email asking for this. | ||
have to send us an email asking for this. | |||
After your new virtual host has been configured, you will need to do the same steps that you would | After your new virtual host has been configured, you will need to do the same steps that you would |
Revision as of 21:27, 28 October 2019
How to install Wordpress for your account
First you will need to download Wordpress from their own website, https://wordpress.org/download/. You will receive a compressed file (.tar.gz or .zip) that you'll have to extract. You will now have a folder named 'wordpress'.
The folder 'wordpress', that you've just extracted, will need to be moved to your 'www' directory on our server. This can be accessed via SFTP.
The best way to do this, is by using FileZilla (https://filezilla-project.org/). After installing this, you will have to move the 'wordpress' folder to our server. You can do this by entering 'sftp://ssh1.ulyssis.org
' or 'sftp://ssh2.ulyssis.org
' as host, with your username and password. You can always follow our other guide here: https://docs.ulyssis.org/Accessing_your_files.
After you have moved the 'wordpress' folder to in the 'www' directory, you have to go to your account
on *your username here*.ulyssis.be. There you will see the wordpress folder. After opening this you'll receive a message telling you to create a wp-config.php
file. The easiest way to do this is by following the wizard.
Go through to the wizard until it asks you for your database configuration: /
- Database Name/Databasenaam: If you haven't created a MySQL or PostgreSQL database/user on UCC, then you'll have to create by following our guide here: https://docs.ulyssis.org/Using_MySQL. And choose what database you want to use for your wordpress site.
- Username/Gebruikersnaam: The name you used during the creation of your database account.
- Password/Wachtwoord: The password you used during the creation of your database account.
- Database Host/Hostnaam: This is
mysql.ulyssis.org
orpostgresql.ulyssis.org
. It depends on whether you used a MySQL or PostgreSQL database. - You do not have to change the last field.
After that you can proceed the wizard.
When you wreceive a notification to log in, you have succesfully installed your own wordpress site.
Setting up multiple instances of Wordpress
If you want to have multiple instances of a Wordpress site, you will need to create a new folder in your 'www' directory on your shell account. Then you'll need a virtual host for this folder, herefor you will have to send us an email asking for this.
After your new virtual host has been configured, you will need to do the same steps that you would need to do for a regular Wordpress installation, i.e. the steps in the section above.
You can also use Wordpress' multisite option. You can find more help about it here.