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==Installation of MediaWiki== | ==Installation of MediaWiki== | ||
Here we have the [[Basic MediaWiki Installation|basic installation]] of [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki] outlined for you. | Here we have the [[Basic MediaWiki Installation|basic installation]] of [http://www.mediawiki.org/ MediaWiki] outlined for you. This will create your wiki in subdirectory ''/mediawiki''. Should you wish to have another name, e.g. ''<nowiki>http://www.yourserver.com/wiki</nowiki>'', then you must make [[Change MediaWiki subpath|two changes]]. | ||
After installation of MediaWiki, your Wiki is available on ''every'' Virtual Host you run - unless you follow the instructions to [[place MediaWiki inside a Virtual Host]]. | After installation of MediaWiki, your Wiki is available on ''every'' Virtual Host you run - unless you follow the instructions to [[place MediaWiki inside a Virtual Host]]. |
Revision as of 18:28, 7 February 2009
Installation of MediaWiki
Here we have the basic installation of MediaWiki outlined for you. This will create your wiki in subdirectory /mediawiki. Should you wish to have another name, e.g. http://www.yourserver.com/wiki, then you must make two changes.
After installation of MediaWiki, your Wiki is available on every Virtual Host you run - unless you follow the instructions to place MediaWiki inside a Virtual Host.
Some people want to run multiple Wiki instances on one single server - especially so if that server runs multiple websites (the forementioned Virtual Hosts). The answer to that is to create a Wikifarm.
An extra feature we added was support for iFrames by means of a little PHP script that we googled; the extension is called websiteFrame.php.
Furthermore, we changed the Creative Commons picture in the footer from a remote one to a local one.
For user management, we added the extensions Password Reset and Group Permissions Manager.
A feature we needed to gain experience for another project was the Semantic MediaWiki (SMW) extension; it also has a pretty simple installation.