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==== Steps to be done ==== <!--T:10-->

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# Uploading the installation package into the web server's (resp. virtual host's) document root
# Move to corresponding document root
# Uncompress zip file (or tarball)
# Run PHP command: <code>php installation/joomla.php install</code>. Gradually the most important parameters for installation and operation of the new website will be prompted ([[#Requested_Information_on_Install_Joomla|see next section]]).</br>'''Note:''' Pay careful attention to your input. It is not possible to step back in the script. If the input is incorrect, the script must be aborted.</br>Several parameters can be added to the command ([[#joomla.php_Options|see table below]]). 
# Once the script is successfully completed, the new website can be accessed.</br>[[file:Cli_installer_success.png|400px|center]]

===== Requested Information on Install Joomla ===== <!--T:12-->

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* '''Login Data:'''
** <code>Enter the name of your Joomla site.:</code> Do enter here the hostname of the new website. If the new Joomla website is installed on a public server, it has to be a fully qualified domain name ([https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fully_qualified_domain_name FQDN]).
** <code>Enter the real name of your Super User. :</code> The prompt is quite obvious. 
** <code>Set the username for your Super User account.:</code> Be absolutely careful to avoid a name similar to ''admin'' here. It is potentially insecure as it can be easily guessed by a hacker.
** <code>Enter the email address of the website Super User.:</code> The prompt is quite obvious. 

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* '''Database Configuration:''' 
**<code>Database type. Supported: mysql, mysqli, pgsql [mysqli]:</code> Default is ''mysqli''. Supported database types are MySQL (mysql) and PostgreSQL (pgsql) databases and compatible types (e.g. MariaDB). ''mysqli'' stands for the advanced variant on MySQL.
**<code>Database host [localhost]:</code> Default is ''localhost''. An IP address or a host name should be entered here only if the responsible database server is installed on another host. However, the terminal user has to have write permissions on the selected host. You will get get this information from your internet provider (ISP).
**<code>Database username:</code> The login name of the database user, it is usually different from the name of the SuperUsers. You will get get this information from your ISP.
**<code>Database password:</code> The password for the Joomla database. You will get get this information from your ISP.
**<code>Database name [joomla_db]:</code> The value ''joomla_db'' is predefined, but another name is used regularly. You will get get this information from your ISP.
**<code>Prefix for the database tables [s61vo_]:</code> The prefix for the Joomla database tables. This value is used to separate the Joomla tables from other tables contained in the database, if the database is used by other applications as well. The value is randomly generated every time you call the script and should be changed only in exceptional cases. {{amboxNew|image=notice|style=notice|title={{{title|Important!}}}|text={{{1|'''Do not use''' an existing table prefix to write to an existing database - it may lead to unexpected results.}}}}}
**<code>Encryption for the database connection. Values: 0=None, 1=One way, 2=Two way [0]:</code> Select the type of database encryption here. You will get this information from your ISP.