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For the smallest initial data set, once [[DockerizedPKC]] is cloned from Github.com, one can follow the following procedure to create a fully functional PKC Data Package from scratch.
For the smallest initial data set, once [[DockerizedPKC]] is cloned from Github.com, one can follow the following procedure to create a fully functional PKC Data Package from scratch.
# Clone DockerizedPKC from [http://github.com/benkoo/DockerizedPKC]
==Clone DockerizedPKC from Github==
Clone DockerizedPKC from [http://github.com/benkoo/DockerizedPKC]
  git clone http://github.com/benkoo/DockerizedPKC
  git clone http://github.com/benkoo/DockerizedPKC
  cd DockerizedPKC
  cd DockerizedPKC
# Temporarily comment out the volume entry of - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php
==Temporarily hide LocalSettings.php file from MediaWiki==
Temporarily comment out the volume entry of - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php in the file: <code>docker-compose.yml</code> under the <code> DockerizedPKC</code> project home directory.
  # - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php
  # - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php
# Use the following command:
==Configure your version of MediaWiki==
# Kickoff the Docker-compose process to start both database and mediawiki services:
  docker-compose up -d
  docker-compose up -d
# Use a browser and enter the URL: <code>http://localhost:9352</code>
# Use a browser and enter the URL: <code>http://localhost:9352</code>
# Go through the configuration process
# Go through the configuration process
# Download the newly generated <code>LocalSettings.php</code> file and put that file under the home of <code> DockerizedPKC</code> project
## A typical setting for PKC is shown here: [[PKC MediaWiki configuration data]]
# Download the newly generated <code>LocalSettings.php</code> file and put that file under the <code>./mountPoint</code> directory under <code> DockerizedPKC</code> project
# Stop the Docker-compose process
docker-compose down
# Uncomment the entry in <code>docker-compose.yml</code> file (take out the <code>#</code> in front of the <code>- ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php</code> entry.
# Kickoff the Docker-compose process again to start both database and mediawiki services:
docker-compose up -d
# Use a browser and enter the URL: <code>http://localhost:9352</code>, and you should see MediaWiki running.

Revision as of 03:07, 18 August 2021

PKC Data Package is a compressed file in the tar.gz format. It contains all configuration information of a PKC.

For the smallest initial data set, once DockerizedPKC is cloned from Github.com, one can follow the following procedure to create a fully functional PKC Data Package from scratch.

Clone DockerizedPKC from Github

Clone DockerizedPKC from [1]

git clone http://github.com/benkoo/DockerizedPKC
cd DockerizedPKC

Temporarily hide LocalSettings.php file from MediaWiki

Temporarily comment out the volume entry of - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php in the file: docker-compose.yml under the DockerizedPKC project home directory.

# - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php

Configure your version of MediaWiki

  1. Kickoff the Docker-compose process to start both database and mediawiki services:
docker-compose up -d
  1. Use a browser and enter the URL: http://localhost:9352
  2. Go through the configuration process
    1. A typical setting for PKC is shown here: PKC MediaWiki configuration data
  3. Download the newly generated LocalSettings.php file and put that file under the ./mountPoint directory under DockerizedPKC project
  4. Stop the Docker-compose process
docker-compose down
  1. Uncomment the entry in docker-compose.yml file (take out the # in front of the - ./mountPoint/LocalSettings.php entry.
  2. Kickoff the Docker-compose process again to start both database and mediawiki services:
docker-compose up -d
  1. Use a browser and enter the URL: http://localhost:9352, and you should see MediaWiki running.