Today I have released a new version of Andy's PHP Knowledgebase (aphpkb), this release introduces a new article viewer script - v.php, it also includes improved admin authentication. HTML header and menu files have been moved to a 'html' directory for easy editing. this release also includes improved pending, approval and Q&A functions. Article tags, related articles, comments and article rating have bee re-implemented.
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Install Guide
1. Extract the file to your DocumentRoot
e.g. # tar xvfz aphpkb-x.xx.x.tgz -C /-documentroot-/
1.1 For Linux/Unix, check that you have the correct permissions and ownership.
e.g.,
# cd /-documentroot-/
# chmod 755 -R ./aphpkb
# chown -R apache:apache ./aphpkb
Another example (using MacOSX)
# cd /Library/WebServer/Documents/
# chmod 775 -R ./aphpkb
# chown -R www:devuser ./aphpkb
1.2 Additionally, the 'attach' folder should have permissions for read-write by the owner but not execution permissions
# cd /path-to-aphpkb/
# chmod 600 ./attach
2. Create the Database
# mysql -u [database user]
mysql> create database akb;
mysql> use akb;
mysql> exit
# mysql -u [database user] akb < /path-to-aphpkb/docs/akb.sql
3. Knowledgebase setup
Access: http://your-url-to-aphpkb/
If Aphpkb has not been setup yet, the page will display this file, the next step is to click on the Step 1 - Database link on the menu. It is important that once the final step has taken place, that the database has been created from item 2 on this guide.
4. You should now be ready to access your knowledgebase and create articles.
Future features in consideration
- Improved Install and Setup
- Improved Documenation
- Unified Database Connections
- Multi-language support
- Improved Author Account Provision
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