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How To Install PHP-Nuke CMS

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Date: 2008-Sep-28
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In next tutorial I will show you how to install PHPNuke CMS .

PHP-Nuke is a CMS (content management system) specially designed to be used in Intranets and Internet. The Administrator has total control of his web site, registered users, and he will have in the hand a powerful assembly of tools to maintain an active and 100% interactive web site using databases.

Firs of all you need AppServ Software packet with Apache, PHP and [url=/Tutorials/Applications/Database-Servers/MySQL/90]MySQL .

Next you have to install AppServ. You will don't have a problem if you read and fill correctly all notes along with installation. Apache web server have to be installed automatically. For MySQL you have to set username and password. PHP will be installed. automatically. With this, installation was finished.
How To Install PHP-Nuke CMS
To check that the AppServ installation is ok, go with your browser to http://127.0.0.1/ or http://localhost/. If everythng is fone you have to see home page of AppServ web server.

Now lets continue with PHP-Nuke installation. Extract compressed distribution of PHP-Nuke in document-root folder of your AppServ web host. Usually this is C:AppServwww.

Now you have to set config for PHP-Nuke. In config.php please set:
<?php
$dbhost 
"localhost"// where is located your database
$dbuname "root"// username for connecting to database
$dbpass ""// password for connecting to database
$dbname "nuke"// database name
$prefix "nuke"// prefix for PHP-Nuke tbles
$user_prefix "nuke"// prefix for usernames
?>
Next you have to create database structure of PHP-Nuke. With phpMyAdmin (available in AppServ packet) create database named nuke. Base structure and data can be found in sqlnuke.sql mysql dump file.

When config file and database are ready, go to your PHP-Nuke CMS and create you admin account for management of your PHP-Nuke web site.

That's all folks!
How To Install PHP-Nuke CMS
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