I looked at the links, but too much steps to complete.
I already have an ibay which resolves a public domain name which I bought, along with a fixed IP address from my ISP. That means, when you go to
www.mydomain.com, it picks up \\server\ibay\html\index.php of wordpress which resolves to \\server\ibay\html\wordpress\... That means the ibay only has wordpress folder and index.php file in it (I setp Wordpress to use a folder as the instructions on the WordPress site).
I want to switch user from Wordpress to Joomla gradually and allow them to copy over info in their own time.
Server 7.3
smeserver-remoteuseraccess contrib -
http://wiki.contribs.org/FTP_Access_to_Ibays - follow these instructions to make sure you have a user with complex password who can ftp into
www.mydomain.com/joomla.
smeserver-phpmyadmin contrib
1. Create folder \\server\ibay\html\joomla
2. Download latest stable Joomla and extract to folder \\server\ibay\html\joomla
3. Open PHPMyAdmin of the server and create a new user with complex password (and check the option to create db and grant all acess to new user of same name).
4. From private network open browser to
http://server/ibay/joomla and it will open index.php to start the web based setup. Ignore warning about no permissions to write configuration and next.
5. Read license and next.
6. DB is MySQL, localhost and username/password/dbname created in step 3 (you did write it down?)
7. Use FTP information from remoteuseraccess contrib. I got a warning about compatibility but skipped it;-)
8. Site specific info for your site and click install sample data.
9. Copy generated php info to file configuration.php and place in \\server\ibay\joomla (root of joomla)
9. Remove installation directory as required.
Login and have fun.
You can test from
www.mydomain.com/joomla while
www.mydomain.com still goes to wordpress (in time, joomla can be redirected from
www.mydomain.com to
www.mydomain.com/joomla or the index.php file can be modified.
Now do this exact same steps again, except use a different ibay, username, db and FQDN. EAch time, you will have a unique Joomla installation.
Hope this helps.
Gund