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How to Install Wonder CMS 2.7.0 on CentOS 7.6

  • 01:09 cd Downloads/
  • 01:18 mv WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip /var/www
  • 01:29 mkdir w
  • 01:41 unzip WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip -d w
  • 01:56 mv wondercms/ final
  • 02:12 touch functions.php
  • 02:19 chown -R apache. ./
  • 02:28 chmod -R 775 ./
  • 02:37 vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/w.conf
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Installation of Wonder CMS 2.7.0 On CentOS 7.6

WonderCMS is a free and open source flat file CMS, aimed to be extremely simple and small.Its built with PHP,HTML,JQuery and CSS developed since 2008.No Initial configuration is required and the installation process is straight-forward.All files can be easily moved and backed up to another location.No database is required.

Pre-requisites:

Apache 2.4.34

PHP 7.2

PHP Modules:

php php-gd php-curl php-mbstring php-zip php-mcrypt

Installation Procedure:

Open the browser and enter the URL as follows Snap1 Snap2

Open the wonder cms site ,click on Download WONDERCMS 2.7.0 Snap3 Snap4 After Saving the Zip file of Wonder CMS 2.7.0.Get back to the terminal Snap5 Snap6

Go To Downloads Directory,to view the zip file of Wonder CMS

[root@linuxhelp ~]# cd Downloads/
[root@linuxhelp Downloads]# ll
total 16
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 14561 Apr 23 11:16 WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip

Move the Zip file Of Wonder CMS into the Apache’s Document root directory

[root@linuxhelp Downloads]# mv WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip /var/www

Change the directory to Apaches document root directory to unzip the file of Wonder CMS

[root@linuxhelp Downloads]# cd /var/www

Create a directory for Wonder CMS to extract the zip file of Wonder CMS

[root@linuxhelp www]# mkdir w

Extract the zip file Of Wonder CMS 2.7.0 inside the directory of w as follows:

[root@linuxhelp www]# unzip WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip -d w
Archive:  WonderCMS-2.7.0.zip
   creating: w/wondercms/
  inflating: w/wondercms/.htaccess   
   creating: w/wondercms/themes/
   creating: w/wondercms/themes/default/
   creating: w/wondercms/themes/default/css/
  inflating: w/wondercms/themes/default/css/style.css  
  inflating: w/wondercms/themes/default/theme.php  
  inflating: w/wondercms/index.php   

Change thew directory to w by executing the following command.

[root@linuxhelp www]# cd w

List the contents ot view the extracted files from Zip file of Wonder CMS

[root@linuxhelp w]# ll
total 0
drwxrwxr-x 3 root root 54 Mar 31 16:47 wondercms

Rename the directory that has created during extraction of wonder cms Zip file

[root@linuxhelp w]# mv wondercms/ final

Change the directory to final as follows:

[root@linuxhelp w]# cd final

List the contents of the final directory

[root@linuxhelp final]# ll
total 44
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 45010 Mar 31 16:46 index.php
drwxrwxr-x 3 root root    21 Mar 31 16:47 themes

Create an empty file named functions.php which is essential for the loading of Wonder Cms login page.

[root@linuxhelp final]# touch functions.php

Assign Ownership permissions to final directory.

[root@linuxhelp final]# chown -R apache. ./

Assign Writable permissions to the final directory.

[root@linuxhelp final]# chmod -R 775 ./

Create a virtual Hosting for Wonder CMS as follows:

[root@linuxhelp final]# vim /etc/httpd/conf.d/w.conf
<virtualhost *:80>
servername www.linuxhelp1.com
documentroot /var/www/w/final/0
<directory /var/www/w/final/>
allowoverride all
allow from all
</directory>
</virtualhost>

Restart the service of Apache .

[root@linuxhelp final]# systemctl restart httpd

Open the Browser and Enter the Servername In the URL to load the wonder CMS Snap7 Snap8

Home Page Of Wonder CMS has opened.Just copy the password and click login Snap9

Paste the password and click login Snap10

Change the password by clicking on settingssecurity. Snap11 Snap12 Enter the old password and create a new password ,click Change password to update the password

Snap13

Click logout

Snap14

Enter the new password in the login page and click login

Snap15

I have successfully Logged in to the Wonder CMS 2.7.0 with the new password

Snap16

Installation Of Wonder CMS 2.7.0 On Centos 7.6 comes to end.

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Frequently asked questions ( 5 )

Q

Is it possible to Customize the Login URL in Wonder CMS 2.7.0?

A

Yes, you could customize the Login URL In Wonder CMS 2.7.0.

Q

How to custom the Login URL In Wonder CMS 2.7.0?

A

Go the location of the extracted files of Wonder CMS, edit the database.js in a text editor and give the Login URL to customize and save the changes.

Q

Where should I find the Login line in a database.js file of Wonder CMS 2.7.0?

A

Search for as follows: press ESC and search in the below format /"login": "your-URL-is-here" and save the changes.

Q

Does Wonder CMS show any new updated version on Homepage?

A

Yes, Wonder CMS notifies if any new version gets updated On Homepage.

Q

Is it tedious to take backup in Wonder CMS 2.7.0?

A

With one click, you can backup your files and folders In Wonder CMS 2.7.0

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