system
You should have a fresh instance of Ubuntu 20.04 LTS. It is important that nothing else is installed on the server because Virtualmin will handle it. We'll use https://gitlab.com/wikisuite/virtualmin-installer/ to install Virtualmin which is then configured for optimal settings for WikiSuite.
Install Webmin and Virtualmin on Ubuntu OS :-
Download Virtualmin using the below script. It is basically a shell script that will handle rest of the installation once executed.
Log in to your server via SSH with the root user. (If you are not logged in as root, you should switch to root)
Then run
# Run this Command on Terminal
curl -o install-virtualmin.sh https://gitlab.com/wikisuite/virtualmin-installer/-/raw/master/install-virtualmin.sh
bash install-virtualmin.sh
# A web URL will be provided after installation is complete, you can access the Virtualmin by the provided URL Ex:- https://example.com:10000 (GUI is at port 10000)
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
For more info, please see: https://doc.tiki.org/Manager
1. Install Tiki Manager :-
You can Install tiki-manager under any directory
Recomended Directory:- "home"
$ cd /home
$ mkdir tiki-manager
$ cd tiki-manager
$ git clone ––depth 1 ––branch master https://gitlab.com/tikiwiki/tiki-manager.git .
$ php tiki-manager.php manager:info
When asked "Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase):", just click "Enter" unless you know that you need a passphrase (probably not)
Virtualmin > Create Virtual Server
Domain name: Provide Domain To the virtual server
Administration password:Set a Strong Password
instance:create
creates a fresh Tiki instance (including a database) fetching files from Git
For more info, please see:- https://doc.tiki.org/manager#instance
php tiki-manager.php instance:create ––type=local ––Web Url=http://manager.tiki.org ––name=manager.tiki.org ––email=manager@example.org ––webroot=/home/example/public_html ––tempdir=/tmp/trim_temp ––branch=branches/21.x ––backup-user=www-data ––backup-group=www-data ––backup-permission=777 ––db-host=localhost ––db-user=root ––db-pass=secret ––db-prefix=manager
Go to virtualmin (http://example.com:10000 )
Webmin > Server > Mysql database server > user permission tab > Select user
and save it
To complete the setup of the checked-out files, including fetching external libraries and setting permissions, run setup.sh, (in the tiki root ):
$ sh setup.sh
Regarding Composer, which is only needed to fetch external libraries when Tiki is being installed from the repository, use the option "c" after starting the setup.sh script:
Your choice [c or f]? c
Navigate in a web browser to: http://example.org/tiki-install.php
Now you will get the Welcome Page of the Tiki Wiki installer.
Choose your default language and click 'Continue'.
The Tiki Wiki is using the LGPL License. Click 'Continue' to agree to its license agreement.
Now the Tiki Wiki installer will be checking your system as the requirement for the installation.
Make sure all test has green 'Success', then click 'Continue'.
Select Use Existing connection
Once all installation is completed, you will get the result as below.
Next, click 'Continue' again to configure your Tiki Wiki installation
Configure your Tiki Wiki installation as you need and click 'Continue'.
And you will get the Tiki Wiki Installation Notes as below.
Click 'Continue' again, and you will get the page as below.
Click the button 'Enter Tiki and Lock Installer'.
you will get the Tiki Wiki HomePage as below.
Tiki Wiki Admin Dashboard looks like.
Virtualmin > Server Configuration > SSL certificate> Lets encrypt > Request certificate
Let's Encrypt is an open certificate authority that provides free SSL certificates. The app intelligently integrates the certificate lifecyle and management into Webconfig
To access the administration
{http://example.com/tiki-admin.php}
Control Panels > Security > General security >"check" Protect all sessions with HTTPS > Apply the changes
Virtualmin > Edit User > Add a new user to this server
For more info, please see: https://doc.tiki.org/Webmail
To access Control panel
https://example.com/tiki-admin.php
Control Panel > click on advance button > enable Webmail
or
To access Webmail
http://example.com/tiki-admin.php?page=webmail
The webmail feature can be used to offer a web-based interface to your users webmail accounts, note that Tiki is not a mail server, your users should already have email addresses before being able to use webmail. Any POP3 accessible mail account can be used from Tiki.
After enabling webmail from the features section of the admin panel you will be able to enter the webmail section from the application menu. In your first visit to the webmail you will be automatically redirected to the webmail configuration panel.
Configure SMTP Server
By default Tiki Manager uses sendmail to send email notifications. If you intend to use SMTP instead add the following lines to your .env file.
Virtualmin > file manager > Home > tiki-manager > .env dist
SMTP_HOST=<SERVER_ADDRESS> SMTP_PORT=<SERVER_PORT> SMTP_USER=(optional if authentication is required) SMTP_PASS=(optional if authentication is required)
When you attempt to load tiki-install.php in your browser, Tiki displays the message:
Installer disabled. Remove 'db/lock' to enable the installer.
To re-enable the install script, use your host's file management software to remove the file lock from your Tiki's ../db/ directory.
You can now re-run the install script.
When you attempt to load tiki-install.php in your browser, Tiki displays the Security Alert page:
To protect your site, if you (or anyone else) attempts to run the Tiki installer on a site that has an existing Tiki database, Tiki displays the security precaution alert and requires you to login using your database's username and password.
Enter the database username and password that you used when creating the database.
✔ TIP If you forgot these items, Tiki has recorded them in the [../db/local.php file].
If the tiki installer security precaution goes in loop after entering database username and password
please add the following command
$ php console.php database:update