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How to install Joomla manually in cPanel?
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Today in this video we will learn about how to install Joomla manually in cPanel. Joomla is a great system to use for setting up a website, whether you need a business page or personal blog.
Follow the steps to manually install Joomla in cPanel:
Step::1 Open your browser and enter the given URL- downloads.joomla.org
Step::2 Click the button to download the most recent version of Joomla
Step::3 Save the file into your Local PC.
Step::4 Now log into cPanel and go into the File Manager.
Step::5 Go inside your root directory i.e public_html and create a new folder in which you will install Joomla. If you want to install Joomla directly in your website, then skip this step.
For demonstration purpose we are creating a folder named "testjoomla"
Step::6 Upload the Joomla file you saved to your computer.
Step::7 Right-click the Joomla ZIP file and click the “Extract” option.
We are extracting the files in the same directory.
Step::7 After extraction a new folder will be visible. Go into this folder and Select all the files in this folder and click the “Move” button at the top.
Step::8 A new window for moving the files will appear. In the file path, input the location you want to move the files to. We are moving all of the files into the directory named "testjoomla"
Step::9 Click the “Move File(s)” button after you input the directory you want to use.
Step::10 Go back to cPanel and find MySQL Databases.
Step::11 Create a MySQL database and database user for Drupal.
Step::12 Enter any name in the New Database section and click on Create Database
Step::13 Now Add Database Username and Password and click over Create User
Make sure you remember all the credentials which you are creating.
Step::14 Next Add this User to Database
Step::15 Now click on All Privileges to assign all privileges to the User and click on Make Changes
Step::16 After this open your web browser and enter the URL where you have installed Joomla like we have installed drupal inside a folder named /testdrupal, so we will go the URL-mydomain.com/testdrupal
If you have installed Joomla inside your domain then just enter your domain name URL.
Step::17 This will take you to the Installation page. Select your preferred language. Enter the Site Name, Description, Email, Username and Password and then click over Next button
Step::18 Further you need to set up the database you created earlier. Choose the Database type to MySQL, enter the Database Name, Database username, Database password and then click on Next.
Step::19 Finally you will reach to the Overview tab where you can view all the credentials which you have submitted in the earlier steps.
Step::20 To complete the installation process, click on Install
Congratulations, Joomla has been successfully installed!!
Make sure you remove the Installation folder.
Click on the “Administrator” button to access your Joomla website.
Thanks for Watching this video !!! We hope this was helpful to you all.
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Follow the steps to manually install Joomla in cPanel:
Step::1 Open your browser and enter the given URL- downloads.joomla.org
Step::2 Click the button to download the most recent version of Joomla
Step::3 Save the file into your Local PC.
Step::4 Now log into cPanel and go into the File Manager.
Step::5 Go inside your root directory i.e public_html and create a new folder in which you will install Joomla. If you want to install Joomla directly in your website, then skip this step.
For demonstration purpose we are creating a folder named "testjoomla"
Step::6 Upload the Joomla file you saved to your computer.
Step::7 Right-click the Joomla ZIP file and click the “Extract” option.
We are extracting the files in the same directory.
Step::7 After extraction a new folder will be visible. Go into this folder and Select all the files in this folder and click the “Move” button at the top.
Step::8 A new window for moving the files will appear. In the file path, input the location you want to move the files to. We are moving all of the files into the directory named "testjoomla"
Step::9 Click the “Move File(s)” button after you input the directory you want to use.
Step::10 Go back to cPanel and find MySQL Databases.
Step::11 Create a MySQL database and database user for Drupal.
Step::12 Enter any name in the New Database section and click on Create Database
Step::13 Now Add Database Username and Password and click over Create User
Make sure you remember all the credentials which you are creating.
Step::14 Next Add this User to Database
Step::15 Now click on All Privileges to assign all privileges to the User and click on Make Changes
Step::16 After this open your web browser and enter the URL where you have installed Joomla like we have installed drupal inside a folder named /testdrupal, so we will go the URL-mydomain.com/testdrupal
If you have installed Joomla inside your domain then just enter your domain name URL.
Step::17 This will take you to the Installation page. Select your preferred language. Enter the Site Name, Description, Email, Username and Password and then click over Next button
Step::18 Further you need to set up the database you created earlier. Choose the Database type to MySQL, enter the Database Name, Database username, Database password and then click on Next.
Step::19 Finally you will reach to the Overview tab where you can view all the credentials which you have submitted in the earlier steps.
Step::20 To complete the installation process, click on Install
Congratulations, Joomla has been successfully installed!!
Make sure you remove the Installation folder.
Click on the “Administrator” button to access your Joomla website.
Thanks for Watching this video !!! We hope this was helpful to you all.
For more information, kindly follow us on social media like Twitter and Facebook and for video tutorials, subscribe to our YouTube channel -youtube.com/redserverhost.com
Facebook Page- facebook.com/redserverhost
Twitter Page- twitter.com/redserverhost.com
Official Website- redserverhost.com
If you have any suggestions or problems related to this video, please let us know via the comment section below.
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Red Server Host published this 4:32 video tutorial on July 9, 2020. It has been watched 2,549 times on YouTube.
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