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Developer Documentation
- How to install Geeklog |
Overview Installing Geeklog has been made easier and easier every time. As of 1.3, if you follow this guide you can't go far wrong. In some cases things might not work, and for these situations we know of, we have some solutions. But overall things should run smothly. If you do run into problems, PLEASE read the documentation first. If these so not help you, then query the mailing list (see Support ). System Requirements Geeklog has been designed to use PHP with MySQL. Whatever webserver you use (Apache, IIS, etc) PHP and MySQL MUST be installed. We always recommend you use the latest STABLE version of all software. If the software is Beta, we cannot provide support for this! Below is a list of official recommended versions of software, and other versions that users have had success with. We cannot guarentee all envorionments below will work for you, due to the nature of no computer ever being the same. If you have success with a version of software below, please email me and I'll add it to the list.
* Mail Transport Agents are only used in Unix Environments Download the latest code As of the writing of these documents, the latest version of Geeklog is Version 1.3. With this version, there are a lot of new features, and it is recommended you get this version. The latest versions are avalible here:
Installation Unix The below install procedure is for installing Geeklog under a Unix-based system (Linux, BSD, etc), with Apache as the webserver. If you run another web server, you need to to look at the documents for how to do certain things in this list.
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