Recent changes to Instalation Guide

Instalation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 21:21:41 -0000

--- v11
+++ v12
@@ -1,7 +1,7 @@
 #Index
 [TOC]
 #phpmypp Installation
-There are separate [upgrade instructions] if you have an existing installation.
+__There are separate [upgrade instructions](Upgrade Instructions) if you have an existing installation.__

 Try [these instructions](phpmypp install) first. If you still need help, follow one of the links below:

@@ -17,16 +17,16 @@
 ##Detailed Instructions
 If you encounter problems following the steps above or need some detailed information for one of the steps check out these pages:

-* [Extracting a .tgz archive]
-* [How to set up permissions]
+* [Extracting a .tgz archive](Extracting a .tgz archive)
+* [How to set up permissions](How to set up permissions)
 * [Installing phpmypp on Hosted Webspace]
 * [install.php instructions]
 * [Upgrading from a previous Version]
 * [Frequently Asked Questions]
 ###Distribution/OS Specifics
-* [Debian]
-* [Gentoo]
-* [openSUSE]
+* [Debian](Debian)
+* [Gentoo](Gentoo)
+* [openSUSE](openSUSE)
 * [Ubuntu]
 * [Fedora]
 * [Windows]

Instalation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 21:11:30 -0000

Instalation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 21:09:53 -0000

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:49:00 -0000

--- v8
+++ v9
@@ -10,8 +10,7 @@
 * [Step 2: Read the security page before you begin installing. Take it seriously. If in doubt, ask on the mailing list](Security)
 * [Step 3: Unpack the distribution tarball and upload/copy the files to your webspace.](Extracting a .tgz archive)
 * [Step 4: Open the install.php file in your browser and follow the instructions.(For additional information, see the installer page.)](install.php instructions)
-* [Step 5: Enjoy your phpmypp install and browse through the manual to discover
- what you can do with it.](Manual)
+* [Step 5: Enjoy your phpmypp install and browse through the manual to discover what you can do with it.](Manual)

 A screencast of installing phpmypp shows installation to a apache php enabled server, but it may be useful for other situations as well.

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:48:02 -0000

--- v7
+++ v8
@@ -5,13 +5,13 @@

 Try [these instructions](phpmypp install) first. If you still need help, follow one of the links below:

-* [Step 0]: Make sure your server meets the requirements.
-* [Step 1]: Download the newest release from the Download Page.
-* [Step 2]: Read the security page before you begin installing. Take it seriously. If in doubt, ask on the mailing list
-* [Step 3]: Unpack the distribution tarball and upload/copy the files to your webspace.
-* [Step 4]: Open the install.php file in your browser and follow the instructions.(For additional information, see the installer page.)
-* [Step 5]: Enjoy your phpmypp install and browse through the manual to discover
- what you can do with it.
+* [Step 0: Make sure your server meets the requirements.](Server requirements)
+* [Step 1: Download the newest release from the Download Page.](Download new release)
+* [Step 2: Read the security page before you begin installing. Take it seriously. If in doubt, ask on the mailing list](Security)
+* [Step 3: Unpack the distribution tarball and upload/copy the files to your webspace.](Extracting a .tgz archive)
+* [Step 4: Open the install.php file in your browser and follow the instructions.(For additional information, see the installer page.)](install.php instructions)
+* [Step 5: Enjoy your phpmypp install and browse through the manual to discover
+ what you can do with it.](Manual)

 A screencast of installing phpmypp shows installation to a apache php enabled server, but it may be useful for other situations as well.

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:37:50 -0000

--- v6
+++ v7
@@ -1,9 +1,9 @@
 #Index
 [TOC]
 #phpmypp Installation
-There are separate upgrade instructions if you have an existing installation.
+There are separate [upgrade instructions] if you have an existing installation.

-Try these instructions first. If you still need help, follow one of the links below:
+Try [these instructions](phpmypp install) first. If you still need help, follow one of the links below:

 * [Step 0]: Make sure your server meets the requirements.
 * [Step 1]: Download the newest release from the Download Page.

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:33:50 -0000

--- v5
+++ v6
@@ -33,28 +33,31 @@
 * [Windows]
 ###Webserver Specifics
 * [apache]
+
 ##Alternative Install Methods
 * [phpmypp Downloader] - a single script that takes care of downloading and installing
 * [phpmypp on a Stick] - run phpmypp directly from an USB stick
 * [Using Git] to handle the installation
+
 #It Works! What Now?
 Here is what you may want to do when everything is up and working:
-* [Check the security] page again ;-)
+
+* [Check the security page] again
 * [Consider enabling URL rewriting]
 * [Choose a license] for your content—use config license or edit the footer.html inside the phpmypp/lib/tpl/… folder if your template doesn't use tpl_licence()
-* Enter a few words how and where you use phpmypp in the userpage
-* Subscribe to the newsletter
+* [Enter a few words] how and where you use phpmypp in the userpage
+* [Subscribe to the newsletter]
     * Read:
-        * Frequently Asked Questions
-        * day-to-day maintenance needed for DokuWiki
-        * tips and tricks, especially best-practices to follow after installing
+        * [Frequently Asked Questions]
+        * [day-to-day maintenance needed for phpmypp]
+        * [tips and tricks], especially best-practices to follow after installing

 #It Doesn't Work! Troubleshooting
-If you've encountered problems installing DokuWiki, and you've carefully checked each of the steps above:
+If you've encountered problems installing phpmypp, and you've carefully checked each of the steps above:

-Download the source package again to ensure you do not have a corrupt download
-Upload your files again—FTP corruption is a common cause for problems. Uploading a zip file and extracting on the server may be more reliable than uploading files individually
-Double and triple check file and folder permissions—this is a very common cause of problems
+* Download the source package again to ensure you do not have a corrupt download
+* Upload your files again—FTP corruption is a common cause for problems. Uploading a zip file and extracting on the server may be more reliable than uploading files individually
+* Double and triple check file and folder permissions—this is a very common cause of problems

-Be sure to search the forum before posting your questions to the installation forum
+* Be sure to search the forum before posting your questions to the installation forum

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:16:57 -0000

--- v4
+++ v5
@@ -52,9 +52,9 @@
 #It Doesn't Work! Troubleshooting
 If you've encountered problems installing DokuWiki, and you've carefully checked each of the steps above:

-    Download the source package again to ensure you do not have a corrupt download
-    Upload your files again—FTP corruption is a common cause for problems. Uploading a zip file and extracting on the server may be more reliable than uploading files individually
-    Double and triple check file and folder permissions—this is a very common cause of problems
+Download the source package again to ensure you do not have a corrupt download
+Upload your files again—FTP corruption is a common cause for problems. Uploading a zip file and extracting on the server may be more reliable than uploading files individually
+Double and triple check file and folder permissions—this is a very common cause of problems

-    Be sure to search the forum before posting your questions to the installation forum
+Be sure to search the forum before posting your questions to the installation forum

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:14:32 -0000

--- v3
+++ v4
@@ -24,37 +24,30 @@
 * [install.php instructions]
 * [Upgrading from a previous Version]
 * [Frequently Asked Questions]
-
 ###Distribution/OS Specifics
-
 * [Debian]
 * [Gentoo]
 * [openSUSE]
 * [Ubuntu]
 * [Fedora]
 * [Windows]
-
 ###Webserver Specifics
-
 * [apache]
 ##Alternative Install Methods
-
 * [phpmypp Downloader] - a single script that takes care of downloading and installing
 * [phpmypp on a Stick] - run phpmypp directly from an USB stick
-    Desktop Wiki - another portable DokuWiki
 * [Using Git] to handle the installation
 #It Works! What Now?
 Here is what you may want to do when everything is up and working:
-
-    Check the security page again ;-)
-    Consider enabling URL rewriting
-    Choose a license for your content—use config license or edit the footer.html inside the dokuwiki/lib/tpl/… folder if your template doesn't use tpl_licence() introduced with DokuWiki 2009-02-14.
-    Enter a few words how and where you use DokuWiki in the userpage
-    Subscribe to the newsletter
-    Read:
-        Frequently Asked Questions
-        day-to-day maintenance needed for DokuWiki
-        tips and tricks, especially best-practices to follow after installing
+* [Check the security] page again ;-)
+* [Consider enabling URL rewriting]
+* [Choose a license] for your content—use config license or edit the footer.html inside the phpmypp/lib/tpl/… folder if your template doesn't use tpl_licence()
+* Enter a few words how and where you use phpmypp in the userpage
+* Subscribe to the newsletter
+    * Read:
+        * Frequently Asked Questions
+        * day-to-day maintenance needed for DokuWiki
+        * tips and tricks, especially best-practices to follow after installing

 #It Doesn't Work! Troubleshooting
 If you've encountered problems installing DokuWiki, and you've carefully checked each of the steps above:

Installation Guide modified by Miguel Jorge Sousa

Miguel Jorge Sousa — Mon, 29 Dec 2014 20:11:14 -0000

--- v2
+++ v3
@@ -1,7 +1,6 @@
 #Index
 [TOC]
-#phpmypp Installation
-
+#phpmypp Installation
 There are separate upgrade instructions if you have an existing installation.

 Try these instructions first. If you still need help, follow one of the links below:
@@ -14,9 +13,9 @@
 * [Step 5]: Enjoy your phpmypp install and browse through the manual to discover
  what you can do with it.

-A screencast of installing phpmypp shows installation to a shared web hosting provider, but it may be useful for other situations as well. If you don't have a webhoster yet, check our hosting partners for a pre-installed DokuWiki.
-#Detailed Instructions
+A screencast of installing phpmypp shows installation to a apache php enabled server, but it may be useful for other situations as well.

+##Detailed Instructions
 If you encounter problems following the steps above or need some detailed information for one of the steps check out these pages:

 * [Extracting a .tgz archive]
@@ -26,43 +25,25 @@
 * [Upgrading from a previous Version]
 * [Frequently Asked Questions]

-##Distribution/OS Specifics
+###Distribution/OS Specifics

-    Debian
-    Gentoo
-    FreeBSD
-    MacOSX or mac_alt
-    OpenSolaris
-    Solaris
-    Arch Linux
-    openSUSE
-    Ubuntu
-    Fedora
-    Windows
-    QNAP NAS
+* [Debian]
+* [Gentoo]
+* [openSUSE]
+* [Ubuntu]
+* [Fedora]
+* [Windows]

-Webserver Specifics
+###Webserver Specifics

-    apache
+* [apache]
+##Alternative Install Methods

-
-Some web hosts have DokuWiki included in their list of installable packages making the install almost automatic.
-
-Alternative Install Methods
----------------------------
-
-    DokuWiki Downloader - a single script that takes care of downloading and installing DokuWiki
-    TurnKey DokuWiki Appliance - a free open source virtual appliance based on Ubuntu that's easy to use and lightweight. Auto-updated daily with latest security patches. Deploys in minutes to a Virtual Machine, bare metal, or in the cloud. Part of the TurnKey Linux Virtual Appliance Library.
-    DokuWiki on a Stick - run DokuWiki directly from an USB stick
-    DokuWiki Bitnami Stack - an installer which deploys DokuWiki and all that's necessary to run it (Apache, PHP). Available for Windows, Linux, Mac x86, Mac PPC, Solaris x86 and Solaris SPARC.
-    DokuWiki Bitnami Module - an installer which deploys DokuWiki on top of LAMPStack if you are using Linux, or MAMPStack, WAMPStack or SAMPstack if you are using Mac, Windows or Solaris allowing to share database, webserver and language runtime with other applications modules.
+* [phpmypp Downloader] - a single script that takes care of downloading and installing
+* [phpmypp on a Stick] - run phpmypp directly from an USB stick
     Desktop Wiki - another portable DokuWiki
-    Using Git to handle the installation
-    Portable Dokuwiki using Uniform Server PHP MicroServer
-
-It Works! What Now?
--------------------
-
+* [Using Git] to handle the installation
+#It Works! What Now?
 Here is what you may want to do when everything is up and working:

     Check the security page again ;-)
@@ -75,8 +56,7 @@
         day-to-day maintenance needed for DokuWiki
         tips and tricks, especially best-practices to follow after installing

-It Doesn't Work! Troubleshooting
-
+#It Doesn't Work! Troubleshooting
 If you've encountered problems installing DokuWiki, and you've carefully checked each of the steps above:

     Download the source package again to ensure you do not have a corrupt download