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* If you follow this step by step instruction, it will take you 10-15min to have your own MediaWiki up and running
 
* If you follow this step by step instruction, it will take you 10-15min to have your own MediaWiki up and running
 
== Why i should run my own MediaWiki ==
 
== Why i should run my own MediaWiki ==
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== Used tools ==
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* Webbrowser
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* FTP-Client
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* Texteditor
 
== Downloads ==
 
== Downloads ==
 
* Mediawiki
 
* Mediawiki
* replacement of the TempFSFile.php when you use bplaced.net[https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o4Fn71CpHh5cmFKvggdrEBbBhLVtJyBG/view?usp=sharing TempFSFile.php]
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* replacement of the TempFSFile.php when you use bplaced.net [https://drive.google.com/file/d/1o4Fn71CpHh5cmFKvggdrEBbBhLVtJyBG/view?usp=sharing TempFSFile.php]
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= HowTo =
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# Create a free account at bplaced.net (choose a short username, otherwise you might have some troubles later with the database)
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# Create a mysql database for the mediawiki in the bplaced webinterface. - remember about the database name and the username
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# Create a ftp account at the bplaced webinterface
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# Download the latest stable MediaWiki from here: [https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/MediaWiki/ Mediawiki]
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# Unpack the files you just downloaded
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# Start the FTP client, set it up with your bplaced.net credentials and connect your FTP client with the bplaced.net server
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# Create a directory wiki (or something similar) for the wiki
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# Enter the new created directory
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# Create in the wiki directory the directory called: temp
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# Upload the unpacked MediaWiki files in the directory
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# Navigate to "includes/libs/filebackend/fsfile/" and replace the TempFSFile.php with this file: [http://%5Bhttps://drive.google.com/file/d/1o4Fn71CpHh5cmFKvggdrEBbBhLVtJyBG/view?usp=sharing TempFSFile.php]
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# Open in your webbrowser YOUR bplaced.net address, followed by /wiki (or whatever you have choosen before)
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# Follow the setup navigation
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# Download the LocalSettings.php file and open it with a text editor
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# Add this at the end of the LocalSettings.php file: $wgTmpDirectory = "tmp";
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# Upload the LocalSettings.php file with your FTP Client to the root directory of the Wiki
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# Check your installation, if all is working as expected<br>
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<br>
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= Make it shiny and nice =

Revision as of 14:30, 26 February 2018

Installation of your own MediaWiki

What do i need for that?

  • An account at bplaced.net (free webhoster with mysql/php support)
  • Some files that you can download for free, as MediaWiki is an open source software
  • If you follow this step by step instruction, it will take you 10-15min to have your own MediaWiki up and running

Why i should run my own MediaWiki

Used tools

  • Webbrowser
  • FTP-Client
  • Texteditor

Downloads

  • Mediawiki
  • replacement of the TempFSFile.php when you use bplaced.net TempFSFile.php

HowTo

  1. Create a free account at bplaced.net (choose a short username, otherwise you might have some troubles later with the database)
  2. Create a mysql database for the mediawiki in the bplaced webinterface. - remember about the database name and the username
  3. Create a ftp account at the bplaced webinterface
  4. Download the latest stable MediaWiki from here: Mediawiki
  5. Unpack the files you just downloaded
  6. Start the FTP client, set it up with your bplaced.net credentials and connect your FTP client with the bplaced.net server
  7. Create a directory wiki (or something similar) for the wiki
  8. Enter the new created directory
  9. Create in the wiki directory the directory called: temp
  10. Upload the unpacked MediaWiki files in the directory
  11. Navigate to "includes/libs/filebackend/fsfile/" and replace the TempFSFile.php with this file: TempFSFile.php
  12. Open in your webbrowser YOUR bplaced.net address, followed by /wiki (or whatever you have choosen before)
  13. Follow the setup navigation
  14. Download the LocalSettings.php file and open it with a text editor
  15. Add this at the end of the LocalSettings.php file: $wgTmpDirectory = "tmp";
  16. Upload the LocalSettings.php file with your FTP Client to the root directory of the Wiki
  17. Check your installation, if all is working as expected


Make it shiny and nice