Habari

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Database Setup

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Database Type specifies the type of database to which Habari will connect. Changing this setting may affect the other fields that are available here. If the database engine that you wanted to use is not in this list, you may need to install a PDO driver to enable it. Learn More…

MySQL Settings

Use the settings below only if you have selected MySQL as your database engine.
Database Host is the host (domain) name or server IP address of the server that runs the MySQL database to which Habari will connect. If MySQL is running on your web server, and most of the time it is, "localhost" is usually a good value for this field. Learn More…
Database User is the username used to connect Habari to the MySQL database. Learn More…
Database Password is the password used to connect the specified user to the MySQL database. Learn More…
Database Name is the name of the MySQL database to which Habari will connect. Learn More…

PostgreSQL Settings

Use the settings below only if you have selected PostgreSQL as your database engine.
Database Host is the host (domain) name or server IP address of the server that runs the PostgreSQL database to which Habari will connect. If PostgreSQL is running on your web server, and most of the time it is, "localhost" is usually a good value for this field. Learn More…
Database User is the username used to connect Habari to the PostgreSQL database. Learn More…
Database Password is the password used to connect the specified user to the PostgreSQL database. Learn More…
Database Name is the name of the PostgreSQL database to which Habari will connect. Learn More…

SQLite Settings *

Use the settings below only if you have selected SQLite as your database engine.
Data file is the SQLite file that will store your Habari data. This should be the path to where your data file resides, relative to the Habari user directory. Learn More…
Table Prefix is a prefix that will be appended to each table that Habari creates in the database, making it easy to distinguish those tables in the database from those of other installations. Learn More…

Site Configuration

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Site Name is the name of your site as it will appear to your visitors. Learn More…
Username is the username of the initial user in Habari. Learn More…
Password is the password of the initial user in Habari. Both password fields must match. Learn More…
Admin Email is the email address of the first user account. Learn More…

Plugin Activation

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Automatically insert HTML paragraph tags and line breaks.
Saves post every minute if changes were made to the title or content. Do not use with the Revision plugin.
A collection of blocks for your sidebar or other areas.
Provides a core set of dashboard modules for the dashboard.
Implements basic Flickr integration.
Generates a backup of your Habari blog and emails it to you.
Provides simple file uploading and embedding functionality.
Publish posts using the jwysiwyg editor.
Uses ajax to keep a session logged in to the admin.
Redirects all requests to a maintenance mode page. The login page always remains available. Logged in users can see any page on the site even when in maintenance mode.
Adds Pingback 1.0 methods to the XML-RPC server.
Mark posts as private so that only authenticated users who have read access to the "private" token can read them.
Flags as spam obvious comment spam.
Makes text pretty!
Stores deleted items in a virtual trashcan to support undelete functionality.
Implements basic Viddler integration.
Import a Wordpress 2.3+ database.

Install

Habari now has all of the information needed to install itself on your server.