

- #MEDIAWIKI SETUP INSTALL#
- #MEDIAWIKI SETUP ZIP#
- #MEDIAWIKI SETUP DOWNLOAD#
- #MEDIAWIKI SETUP WINDOWS#
Confirm Enable TCP/IP Networking and Add firewall exception for this port are checked, then click Next.After the installer finishes installation you will be prompted to run the MySQL Server Instance Configuration Wizard.Launch the installer, select Server only.Open web browser and access, it should bring up a PHP information page.Open the Request Restrictions menu and select File or folder.Add the path to the php-cgi.exe file in the Executable field.Choose FastCgiModule as Module from the drop down list.Open in Feature Views the icon Handler Mappings by double-click.Select on the left side under Start Page your server.Open Server Manager, select Tools, Internet Information Services (IIC) Manager.Adding PHP in IIS as FastCGI application (after installing PHP):.
#MEDIAWIKI SETUP WINDOWS#
Edit permissions on the temp directory of windows (C:\Windows\Temp) and add IIS_IUSR with modify privileges.Edit permissions on the images directory of the MediaWiki installation and add IIS_IUSR with modify privileges.Newer versions use the format extension= instead of extension='php_.dll for the extensions. Line numbers are specific for PHP 8.0.3, but depend on version. Open your C:\PHP\php.ini file in Notepad and uncomment the values below by removing the semi colon symbol ( ).Create the php.ini file by opening the php.ini-production file and saving it as php.ini.
#MEDIAWIKI SETUP ZIP#
Extract the PHP zip into to a location of your choice.
#MEDIAWIKI SETUP INSTALL#
#MEDIAWIKI SETUP DOWNLOAD#
You must download this file, or else you will have to redo the installation form. When you have finished the form, you will see a page that asks you to download a file named LocalSettings.php. You can skip the last page, which lets you install some common extensions and skins for MediaWiki. You should see a message telling you to set up MediaWiki by going to a link.

Navigate to index.php, which is located in the location of the MediaWiki folder. Make sure to include the third slash that represents the root directory! For example, to go to /home/user, you use file:///home/user. Note: In order to navigate to a file on your computer, you should use file://.
