BIP KB Tag: database

Install Drupal 7 In this tutorial you will learn how to Install Drupal 7 ( CMS ) on Ubuntu Linux using Apache web server and MySQL database. This installation guide assumes that Apache web server and MySQL database are already installed on your Linux system. These instructions can be also used on a Debian server or any other Debian based Linux systems. All commands below are run as root. If you are a sudo user, prefix all comma...
By peggy, May 6, 2015

Introduction to wp-config.php The WordPress wp-config.php file in the root directory is the most important file for WordPress configuration. In this file we configure the database with default setting so it's enough for a basic WordPress installation. There are lots of other cool things like improving security, performance and functionality. You can manually rename wp-config.-sample.php to wp-config.php or use the installation...
By sabinshrestha, August 15, 2016

In this tutorial we will show you how to easily install another great CMS – TikiWiki on a CentOS VPS or Fedora VPS. Tiki Wiki CMS Groupware or simply TikiWiki is very powerful, full-featured Wiki, content management system and online office suite. It is free and open source application written in PHP, actively developed by a very large community. Tiki Wiki can be used to create websites, wikis, Web applications, knowledge base, port...
By linda, October 7, 2015

Introduction to PDO Now that we can open and close a connection to the database with PDO, we can make use of it for what databases are made for, storing and retrieving information. The simplest form of query is the PDO query method. As the name suggests, this is used to perform database queries. Before we begin to query a database, lets create a small database with a table for animals. This will be a MySQL database for use throughout...
By salem, November 4, 2015

WebPanel Abstract This article will show you how to setup CentOS WebPanel on your Virtual Private Server -VPS. There are multiple alternatives available but I will focus on an easy approach and let you inspect the other options on your own. This article does not show you what to do after you deployed the WebPanel. It will only point you to the next steps. Intro On the internet you will be able to find out th...
By george02, December 19, 2015

Introduction to Joomla Support for Joomla Version 2.5 ended at version 2.5.28 on December 31, 2014. It is vitally important for you to upgrade your older Joomla! 2.5 site to the current version of Joomla! (Version 3.4.8) to ensure that your site stays secure and its add-ons remain compatible. Joomla! 3.x is a totally re-written script that streamlined the core code so it would run more efficiently, provide fewer opportunities for hacke...
By rita01, February 14, 2016