Next, you will need to fill in the details of your wiki and create the admin user for it. Leave the default values in the next screen. The values for the database name, username and password will be the ones you created in the CREATE A DATABASE section above. Select MySQL (or compatible) for the database type. In the following page, enter your MySQL settings. Click Continue.‘ line in the text which means that your MediaWiki installation can proceed. You should find the ‘ The environment has been checked. The next page will show and check your server environment. Select a language on the first page and click continue. Once welcomed by the first page, please select ‘ set up the wiki‘ which will start the installation. Now, you need to finish the installation by opening your favorite web browser and navigate to. With this step, you finished the work that needed to be done via the command line. MariaDB > grant all privileges on mediawiki.* to identified by 'your_password'
# mysql -u root -pĬreate a database with the following commands: MariaDB > create database mediawiki Log in as root into MariaDB which is an enhanced, drop-in replacement for MySQL. We will navigate and download the latest version of MediaWiki to the /var/Enter the below commands to download, extract and move the installation to the /var/www/html directory: # cd /opt Restart Apache to finish the module installations: # systemctl restart rvice
MEDIAWIKI INSTALLER INSTALL
But first, you will need to install the EPEL repository. You can boost your MediaWiki performance by installing XCache. Enter the following command: # yum install php-xml php-intl php-gd texlive php-mysqli Once you have a working LAMP stack on your server, you will need to install a few additional PHP 5 modules which are required for MediaWiki to run.
MEDIAWIKI INSTALLER UPDATE
Log in to your Linux VPS as user root and first of all make sure that all packages are up to date: # yum -y update If your server has a bare minimum CentOS 7 installation, you can install a LAMP (short for Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP) stack by following our excellent tutorial. It is written in the PHP programming language and uses a backend database.ĭatabase server (MySQL, PostgreSQL, or SQLite)
MediaWiki is a free and open source wiki application. In this article we will cover the steps needed to install MediaWiki on your CentOS 7 VPS.
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