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Installation
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This man page refers to b2evolution version: 0.9
(Have you checked the requirements?)
Installation is easy:
- Download the software package
- Unzip the package on your computer; this will create a folder called b2evolution and several subfolders with files.
- Open the index.html file in the b2evolution folder and follow the instructions. This file provides quickstart instructions that will allow you to install or upgrade b2evolution in a matter of 15 minutes. You will be directed back to this online manual for more advanced installation tasks.
so... see you later ;-)
There's also a beginner's tutorial on phpbuilder, based on version 0.9.1
25 comments
Comment from: Yanger [Visitor]
A: Yes. This is what b2evo is designed for.
2004-07-12 @ 15:15
Comment from: yat [Visitor]
Error establishing a database connection!
Are you sure you have typed the correct user/password?
Are you sure that you have typed the correct hostname?
Are you sure that the database server is running?
how do i get the info for the DB? i'm not a technical person, and the server belongs to my university. it's Apache. does it mean that, besides uploading the b2evo files, i still need to create a SQL db? if so, how? please advise!
2004-11-02 @ 13:56
Comment from: Karsten Ohme [Visitor]
That means:
a) It's not good to supress error messages.
b) You should mention what a php installation means including this library.
2004-11-03 @ 20:13
2004-12-24 @ 02:58
Comment from: Craig Sharrow [Visitor]
2004-12-30 @ 00:32
Comment from: Ted Brenner [Visitor]
Thanks!
2005-01-03 @ 18:44
Comment from: Ted Brenner [Visitor]
Thanks!
2005-01-03 @ 18:48
Comment from: Ted Brenner [Visitor]
Thanks!
2005-01-03 @ 19:00
Comment from: hsn [Visitor]
2005-02-16 @ 17:09
2005-03-06 @ 05:36
Comment from: Solarnexus [Visitor]
Now, I have to figure out how to customise the look to fit in with the main website.
2005-04-16 @ 12:16
Comment from: Henrique Dias [Visitor]
2005-05-23 @ 13:55
2005-05-25 @ 20:56
Where or what is the installation script? I've tried to run the install/index.php but I get an error message saying 'Call to undefined function: preg_match()'.
If you are getting this error, and you are running FreeBSD (and possibly other operating systems), try installing php4-extensions. This solved the problem for me. Or you can just install b2evolution from the ports tree. http://www.freebsd.org/cgi/cvsweb.cgi/ports/www/b2evo/
2005-05-28 @ 03:55
Comment from: Jeff [Visitor]
Thanks
2005-07-26 @ 23:23
thank-you :)
2005-07-28 @ 16:00
Comment from: Allan Clark [Visitor]
When the install/index.php script passes the following line:
$DB = new DB( $conf_db_user, $conf_db_password, $conf_db_name, $conf_db_host, $db_aliases, false );^M
(line 146)
... output to the remote client stops. Not more web document. Nothing. By inserting some "echo" commands, I see that an echo before this function call works, but one after does not, implying that there is some unknown problem with this function call. There's no real indication of what might have failed, the stream of generated web content simply stops. from the webclient point-of-view, the server sends the closing /div (line 96) then nothing further. My apache logs show nothing besides the GET, the POST, then the GET calls for the flag images for the generated CGI response. There is no indication of an error in the apache logs.
Any idea what I can try? What can I look at?
Allan
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ps: my URL is not invalid, even though it includes the letters P, O, R, and N. Does that filtering system give you much benefit? I thought they all used P, R, zero, N now... but hey, some people type memos in Lotus-1-2-3... why change?
2005-08-07 @ 17:40
Comment from: ulf andreasson [Visitor]
upload the files to the cgi space of your ISP, make sure you run chmod on the php files (executable ones) and then just point your browser to http://cgi-something.com/blogs/install ... that made it for me
reg//ulf
2005-09-16 @ 12:05
Comment from: peter [Visitor]
2005-10-11 @ 09:37
2005-11-28 @ 03:20
Comment from: Rajesh Dhawale [Visitor]
the first lin in ur Installing b2evolution from scratch says "On your server, create or locate a mysql database for b2evolution." ?????? How??? what will be the fields, field sizes, field type ect.????
plz help
regards
2005-12-15 @ 06:30
Before the fields come the tables.Before the tables comes the database.
Just create an empty database (procedure depends on your host), b2evo will create the tables and the fields it needs.
2005-12-16 @ 10:48
Error encountered during 'Installing b2evolution tables with sample data'
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Creating default users...
MySQL error!
Field 'user_firstname' doesn't have a default value(Errno=1364)
Your query:
INSERT INTO evo_users (user_login, user_pass, user_nickname, user_email, user_ip, user_domain, user_level, user_locale, dateYMDhour, user_grp_ID) VALUES ('admin', '62048161288683d9cbc707d1eb1be72a', 'admin', 'postmaster@localhost', '127.0.0.1', 'localhost', 10, 'en-US', '2006-06-02 16:09:34', 1)
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Peter mentions this error in his post and suggests 'deleting NOT-NULL directives'...How is this done or does anyone know of another workaround?
WinXP, SP2
Apache 2.2.2
PHP 5.1.4
MySQL 5.0.22
phpMyAdmin 2.8.1
b2Evolution 0.9.2
Thanks,
AJ
2006-06-02 @ 23:25
2006-06-05 @ 19:22