This is the first in a series of basic tutorials to help in installing open-source applications on Pipe Tens hosting services from source.
For the purposes of this tutorial we assume that you:
- Have a Pipe Ten Linux shared, reseller or dedicated hosting account.
- A domain added to the control panel under which you want to host your own WordPress blog.
You will also need a:
- Web browser (Firefox, Internet Explorer, Opera or other).
- Text editor (Notepad, Textpad, GEdit or other).
- FTP client (FileZilla, Dreamweaver or other).
Steps 1-3:
1. Download the latest WordPress zip.
2. Extract the zip file to your local machine.
3. Upload the WordPress files via FTP and your FTP Client.
Steps 4, 5, 6:
4. Create a copy of the wp-config-sample.php as wp-config.php on your local machine.
5. Create a MySQL database for WordPress in the hosting control panel.
6. Visit your WordPress install in a web-browser and complete basic info.
Next Steps:
- Change your admin password to something secure but memorable.
- Start posting and/or changing the design of your new blog.
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brilliant – THANKS!
i have just installed it (v2.8.4)
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Great thanks. That made it super easy.