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Package: phpwiki
Severity: wishlist
[So there's a record in the BTS for this]
----- Forwarded message from Matthew Davidson -----
Date: Thu, 05 Aug 2004 15:04:05 +1000
Subject: PhpWikiFarm with a MySQL Back-End
Hi Matt,
I've just finished tearing my hair out trying to make a PhpWikiFarm with
a MySQL Back-End. I'm not usually a documenting kind of guy, but I
enclose the below text in case you can use any of it in the Debian
package docs in future.
Matthew.
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How to make a PhpWikiFarm with a MySQL Back-End
Step 1
Copy index.php to the place where you want it to live.
Step 2
Edit the include path in section zero of index.php to point to the rest
of the PhpWiki install, eg.:
ini_set('include_path', '.:/usr/share/phpwiki:/usr/share/php');
Step 3
Edit Part Two: the Database Section of index.php as follows:
$DBParams = array(
'dbtype' => 'SQL',
'dsn' => 'mysql://db_username:db_passw...@localhost/db_name',
'timeout' => 10,
'db_session_table' => 'phpwiki_session',
'prefix' => 'phpwiki_'
);
define('USE_DB_SESSION',true);
The 'phpwiki_' prefix is so we can keep a single MySQL database for each
user for a number of applications (PhpWiki, WordPress, etc.) without
getting a namespace clash.
Step 4
Edit Part Six: URL options. SERVER_NAME, SCRIPT_NAME, and PHPWIKI_DIR
are essential. The whole thing will choke (unable to find templates) if
you don't explicity specify PHPWIKI_DIR, and all links will point back
to the system-wide wiki if you don't set SERVER_NAME (in the case of an
Apache virtual hosts setup) or SCRIPT_NAME properly. I don't know if
DATA_PATH is used if you're using a MySQL backend; it doesn't appear to
be, so I left it alone.
Step 5
Edit the included mysql.sql schema file so that the table names all have
the 'phpwiki_' prefix. i.e.:
drop table if exists page; CREATE TABLE page (
becomes:
drop table if exists phpwiki_page; CREATE TABLE phpwiki_page (
Be careful to only change the table names, not the index names.
Step 6
Assuming you already have a database created, slurp in the schema thus:
# mysql -uuser -ppassword phpwiki <schemas/mysql.sql
You should now be ready to rock.
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Dear submitter,
as the package phpwiki has just been removed from the Debian archive
unstable we hereby close the assiciated bug reports. We are sorry
that we couldn't deal with your issue properly.
For details on the removal, please see http://bugs.debian.org/602013
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