Setting up mod_userdir and editing php5.conf appropriately could be helpful if you want to keep your files in /home/[username]/public_html/
Mike On 2012-06-04 08:35, JD Austin wrote: > If you have the typical apache/mysql/php stack installed on your machine Joomla is pretty easy to install. > > * install apache/mysql/php if you haven't already > * create a database for it in mysql > * extract the joomla zip file to your web-root folder (often /var/www/html) > * fire up a web browser to 'http://localhost [1]' assuming you're running it on your own machine. > * follow the prompts. > > For any of the above that isn't obvious Google is your friend :) Links: ------ [1] http://localhost
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