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If you setup your DB by yourself, it is much more easier to automate the LocalSettings.php by yourself instead of using the wizard. I'm guessing this must be done in LocalSettings.php? Also is there a way I can configure this inside my stack.yml so it doesn't have to be maintained separately and can be controlled with environment variables (although this isn't the most important thing right now)?

#MEDIAWIKI SETUP PASSWORD#

How do I configure the database client in the Wiki and tell it what IP, user and password to use? I couldn't find any documentation on this.Just be sure you are using always use same options (database type, etc). for me, its tough for you Roberta, how Ive adored you Id ask. My way of doing it, is to backup the DB of a brand new setup wiki, and then use it as a master for the new DB when starting a new wiki. wish you had the time Oh, Roberta, I understand you I know you. There must be a better way to do this that is automatic?

#MEDIAWIKI SETUP DOWNLOAD#

Apparently I must manually download LocalSettings.php and uncomment the LocalSettings.php volume after initial setup.Uploaded files (img, and more depending your local settings) go there.īe sure to backup them at same time than the db. Why do I need the /var/www/html/images volume? What is stored here that needs to persist? Is all persistent data not part of the database?.How do I configure the database client in the Wiki and tell it what IP, user and password to use? I couldn't find any documentation on this. Why do I need the /var/volume after initial setup.

There's a couple of problems and questions LocalSettings.php:/var/www/html/LocalSettings.php # this yaml and uncomment the following line and use compose to restart # After initial setup, download LocalSettings.php to the same directory as I'm using Docker Compose, and I have the following stack.yml file (based on that of the link above). I found this MediaWiki docker image that I can use.

Click on the button when you are ready.I'm trying to setup my own Wiki very quickly.

Database character set - We recommend using Backwards-compatible UTF-8.

Storage Engine - We recommend using InnoDB as a storage engine for your database.

Database table prefix - You can leave this blank or type in a table prefix for example, mw_ or wiki_.

The option for the Superuser account should be left unchecked.

Enter the database name, username, and password in the MySQL database username and password you created while setting up the database from cPanel.

In this section, you will have to set up your MySQL database details – In this step, you should configure email features for your wiki installation. Įmail, email notification, and authentication setup You will also have to set an admin username and password and select a caching method. In this section, you will have to choose a name for your wiki, contact email, language, and license. You will get prompted to set up MediaWiki.Ĭlick on the Set up the wiki link to proceed to the installation page. Once files/ folders have been extracted, browse the wiki folder through the browser - http ://. Hence, we will extract the MediaWiki files/ folders under this wiki folder.

#MEDIAWIKI SETUP INSTALL#

We want to install MediaWiki in the wiki folder of the website. Please refer to the following article to Upload files/ folders using FTP in Shared Web Hosting – Please refer to the following article to set up a MySQL database from cPanel –

#MEDIAWIKI SETUP HOW TO#

How to Install MediaWiki in Linux Hosting?