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Multilingual multiuser multi-blog engine.

# Version: 0.9.1

b2evo package: Start page · Install · Blogs · Admin · Online: Manual · Support

Available translations for this page:

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- English (US)
- English (CA)
- English (AU)
- English (IL)
- English (NZ)
- English (SG)
- German (DE)
- Spanish (ES)
- French (FR)
- French (CA)
- French (BE)
- Japanese (JP)
- Lithuanian (LT)
- Bokmål (NO)
- Dutch (NL)
- Dutch (BE)
- Portuguese (BR)

# Installing b2evolution from scratch

Before you begin, please note that some network features of b2evolution require you to agree our simple Terms of service.

Once you have unzipped the b2evolution distribution:

1. On your server, create or locate a mysql database for b2evolution. (For example, you can call it "b2evolution")
   Note: Unless you changed the config, all tables created by b2evolution are prefixed with evo_ . Unless you already have an application using the same prefix, this makes it safe to install b2evolution in a database shared with other applications. Your existing tables will not be affected in any way.
2. Upload the b2evolution files to your website.
   Note: Only the contents of the `/blogs` directory need to be uploaded to your site. If you want b2evolution to handle the homepage of your site, upload the contents of the `/blogs` folder to your website root. Otherwise, it's best to upload the files to a subdirectory of your webserver. You can keep the `/blogs` subdirectory name, but you can also choose another.
   Let's assume you install the contents of the blogs folder to `http://yoursite.com/yourfolder` ...
3. Run the installation script on your server. It is located in `http://yoursite.com/yourfolder/install` . Then, simply follow the on screen instructions.
   The installer will ask you a few questions, create required database tables and configure b2evolution for you.
4. Check to make sure the new installation works.
5. On production servers, it is recommended that you delete the `/install` subfolder.
6. After basic install is done, there are a few tricky things you may need to take care of (online manual).

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