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@ -30,14 +30,14 @@ First of all, keep in mind that the ThreadR Forum Engine is still in early devel
For now, the only way to set up an instance is doing it the manual way; automatic setup will be added in the future. For now, the only way to set up an instance is doing it the manual way; automatic setup will be added in the future.
This setup guide is assuming that you are on a UNIX-like system and have the following already installed and set up properly: This setup guide is assuming that you are on a UNIX-like system and have the following already installed and set up properly:
- Apache with PHP - Apache with PHP (will most likely also work on other web servers)
- MySQL or MariaDB - MySQL or MariaDB
- Python 2 (Will be changed to Python 3 soon. If Python 2 complains about shit, it's safe to assume that someone forgot to update this.) - Python 2 (Will be changed to Python 3 soon. If Python 2 complains about shit, it's safe to assume that someone forgot to update this.)
- Bash - Bash
Installation: Installation:
- To install ThreadR Forum Engine, clone this repository into a directory that the web server has access to but that it outside of any web root. - To install the ThreadR Forum Engine, clone this repository into a directory that the web server has access to but that it outside of any web root.
- Symlink the directory `threadr/` to your desired location on the web root. - Symlink the directory `threadr/` to your desired location on the web root.
- Optionally symlink the file `default.html` to all places that you want to redirect to your ThreadR instance. - Optionally symlink the file `default.html` to all places that you want to redirect to your ThreadR instance.
- Add a database to your MySQL/MariaDB server that contains the tables shown below. - Add a database to your MySQL/MariaDB server that contains the tables shown below.