NOTE:prupertplum: I also got wordpress running using Cherokee web server, instead of Apache (Cherokee is apparently less resource hungy than Apache). To do this, just install Cherokee #ipkg install cherokee #ipkg install cherokee-admin and also when installing php, you need to do #ipkg install php php-fcgi # ipkg install libstdc++ instead of installing apache and php-apache. The cherokee-admin is a handy web interface to administer cherokee. Only problem is that cherokee doesn't seem to start automatically on re-boot, but I am sure that is to do with my init.d file. To start the server in the background just type cherokee -d in the terminal. It runs slowly on my slug, but hey, it runs ;)

NOTE: Ater step 3 I had to add the following line to /opt/etc/apache2/httpd.conf to get php working:

Include /opt/etc/apache2/conf.d/*.conf

-Arnout

NOTE:prupertplum: I also got wordpress running using Cherokee web server, instead of Apache (Cherokee is apparently less resource hungy than Apache). To do this, just install Cherokee #ipkg install cherokee #ipkg install cherokee-admin and also when installing php, you need to do #ipkg install php php-fcgi # ipkg install libstdc++ instead of installing apache and php-apache. The cherokee-admin is a handy web interface to administer cherokee. Only problem is that cherokee doesn't seem to start automatically on re-boot, but I am sure that is to do with my init.d file. To start the server in the background just type cherokee -d in the terminal. It runs slowly on my slug, but hey, it runs ;)

NOTE: this solution only works for wordpress 2.06 -evert

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NOTE: this solution only works for wordpress 2.06 -evert

• comment the line beginning with: "sendmail_path" to "’sendmail_path"

1. Setting up WordPress? database and username
   • login by typing mysql –u root -p

1. Install WordPress?
   • download the latest version of WordPress? from http://wordpress.org/download

• as I was running into some trouble during installation I recommend to disable the mail() – function in the file /your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php by simply comment the line "@wp_mail" to "//@wp_mail"

NOTE: If you are running apache on a different port than '80' you have to specify it in the URL ‘http://your-ip:your_port/your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php’

1. Setting up wordpress database and user

• Exit mysql EXIT

• download the latest version of wordpress http://wordpress.org/download

Installation

• download the latest version of wordpress download

• open your browser and enter http://your-ip/your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php and follow the instructions.

NOTE: If you are running apache on a different port than 80 you have to specify it in the URL ‘http://your-ip:your_port/your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php’

Introduction

From the WordPress? web page: WordPress? is a state-of-the-art semantic personal publishing platform with a focus on aesthetics, web standards, and usability.

1. Run ipkg update to get the latest feeds.
2. Install mysql
   • ipkg install mysql
   • if you don’t know how to set the root password you can change it as described in the mysql-section http://www.nslu2-linux.org/wiki/Unslung/MySQL after installation
3. Install Apache and PHP
   • ipkg install apache
   • if you want apache running on Port ‘80’ edit httpd.conf
   • ipkg install php-apache
   • ipkg install php-mysql
   • restart apache by running /opt/etc/init.d/S80apache
4. If you do not have sendmail installed, disable sendmail in php.ini
   • edit /opt/etc/php.ini
   • comment the line beginning with: sendmail_path to ’sendmail_path
5. Setting up wordpress database user and table
   • login to your mysql database by typing mysql –u root -p
   • create a new database by typing CREATE DATABASE wordpress;
   • create a user which has full access to the corresponding database GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON wordpress.* TO wordpress@localhost IDENTIFIED BY 'new-password';
   • flush the privileges FLUSH PRIVILEGES;
6. Install wordpress
   • download the latest version of wordpress http://wordpress.org/download/
   • extract everything in a folder under your ‘www’-Directory e.g. /opt/share/www/blog
   • as I was running into some trouble during installation I recommend to disable the mail() – function in the file /your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php by simply comment the line @wp_mail to //@wp_mail
   • edit wp-config-sample.php, insert your database details and save the file as wp-config.php
   • open your browser and enter http://your-ip/your_wordpress_directory/wp-admin/install.php and follow the instructions. If you are running apache on a different port than 80 you have to specify it in the URL of course e.g. ‘http://192.168.100.77:8080/blog/wp-admin/install.php’