Install Wordpress In Ubuntu Jaunty (9.04) Using Xampp 1.7

First we download files from the wordpress http://wordpress.org later after downloaded, we extract the wordpress files in the extensions .Zip. The next step is to open a terminal and copy or move (I prefer to move) the folder to your wordpress directory /opt/lampp/htdocs. type command sudo mv wordpress /opt/lampp/htdocs. Before proceeding to the installation process we open the browser and typing the url http://localhost/phpmyadmin/ and create a database, eg the name we give wordpress.

After the database has finished running, we continue with the installation process with the previous permission wordpress folder with a 775 command

$ sudo chmod-R 775 /opt/lampp/htdocs/wordpress

Then we open the browser and mengetikan address http://localhost/wordpress if you get a text like this:

"There does not seem to be a wp-config.php file. I need this before we can get started. Need more help? We got it. You can create a wp-config.php file through a web interface, but this does not work for all server setups. The safest way is to manually create the file ".

click the option create a configuration file to the bottom of the text, if in fact appear a message like this:

"Sorry, I can not write to the directory. You'll have to either change the permissions on your WordPress directory or create your wp-config.php manually "

We are typing the command:

$ sudo chmod-R 777 / opt/lampp/htdocs/wordpress

At this stage you can install WordPress with the normal. but if the regular things you still can not install trying to do tricks to this one:

entrance to the wordpress directory, open and save the file wp-config-sample.php into wp-config.php with the previous edit a few lines, fill in the name of the database and put us as the root user and password empty the room.

Before edit:

define ( 'db_name', 'putyourdbnamehere'); //The name of the database

define ( 'DB_USER', 'usernamehere'); //Your MySQL username

define ( 'DB_Password,' 'yourpasswordhere'); // ... and password

define ( 'DB_Host', 'localhost'); //99% chance you will not need to change this value

define ( 'DB_CHARSET', 'UTF8');

define ( 'DB_COLLATE', ");

After editing:

define ( 'db_name', 'wordpress'); //The name of the database

(the name that we created DB)

define ( 'DB_USER', 'root'); //Your MySQL username

(root user is the default)

define ( 'DB_Password', "); // ... and password

(blank)

define ( 'DB_Host', 'localhost'); //99% chance you will not need to change this value

define ( 'DB_CHARSET', 'UTF8');

define ( 'DB_COLLATE', ");

We continue with the next step into the directory /wordpress/wp-admin and open the file setup-config.php. In the few lines below, we change the target file wp-config-sample.php with the wp-config.php.

Before edit:

if (! file_exists ('../ wp-config-sample.php '))

wp_die ( 'Sorry, I need a wp-config-file sample.php to work from. Please re-upload this file from your WordPress installation.');

$ configFile = file ('../ wp-config-sample.php ');

after editing:

 

if (! file_exists ('../ wp-config.php '))

wp_die ( 'Sorry, I need a wp-config-file sample.php to work from. Please re-upload this file from your WordPress installation.');

$ configFile = file ('../ wp-config.php ');

we continue with the next step into the directory / wordpress / wp-admin and open the file setup-config.php. In the few lines below, we change the target file wp-config-sample.php with the wp-config.php.

Before edit:

if (! file_exists ('../ wp-config-sample.php '))

wp_die ( 'Sorry, I need a wp-config-file sample.php to work from. Please re-upload this file from your WordPress installation.');

$ configFile = file ('../ wp-config-sample.php ');

after editing:

if (! file_exists ('../ wp-config.php '))

wp_die ( 'Sorry, I need a wp-config-file sample.php to work from. Please re-upload this file from your WordPress installation.');

$ configFile = file ('../ wp-config.php ');

Congratulations, at this stage have wordpress installed on your OS UbuntuME. now you can log in and learning to use wordpress to learn its function and function-the ability to train your blogging

do not forget to change the password given at the time of registration with a password of your liking, and change the permission folder wp-content to be accessible to all users, or you will not be able to upload media (images, music, flash etc) I open a terminal and go to wordpress folder your typing the command sudo chmod ugo + rwx wp-content.

Happy Testing...!!