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Initial Configuration
Make the settings file writeable for the install:
cd /var/websites/projectname/drupal-5.10
chmod ugo+w sites/default/settings.php
Make a copy of the default settings file (in case we want to set up multisite):
cp sites/default/settings.php sites/default/settings-original.php
Create the files
directory:
mkdir files
chmod ugo+w files
Database configuration
With your web brower, load the site at http://www.domain.com (the hostname you used in the Apache configuration). Enter the appropriate MySQL database, username, and password into the provided fields. Submi
Once you have submitted the MySQL settings and the settings.php file has been adjusted, remove write privileges from it:
chmod go-w sites/default/settings.php
First-user configuration
If Drupal successfully connected to the database it will give you a link to go to your new site. On the welcome page that link displays, follow the provided instructions in step 1 to create your site administrator account.
Go to /?q=admin/settings/site-information
and enter some basic site details.
Go to /admin/settings/clean-urls
and enable Clean URLs.
/admin/settings/date-time
- adjust site timezone.
Image toolkit
If you wish to use the ImageMagick toolkit for processing images, you need to install the development package:
yum install ImageMagick-devel
Then install the Image module.
To enable the ImageMagick as a toolkit option: http://drupal.org/node/131994
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