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B U I L DI N G A M E DI A C E N T R E , PRO D U C T I V I T Y M AC H I N E OR W E B S E R V E R
Fill in the form that loads in the web browser, picking a descriptive name for your site and
setting a secure—but memorable—password for your user. Be sure to change the Username
field from
admin
to something else in order to make it more secure. When you have filled in
all the fields, click the Install WordPress button at the bottom of the page.
The installation process will take a minute or two to complete, and then a new page confirm-
ing the successful installation of WordPress will load in the browser. To start using
WordPress, click the Log In button at the bottom of this page to log into WordPress with the
user name and password you chose at the earlier screen (see Figure 10-7).
Figure 10-7:
Logging in to
WordPress on
the Raspberry Pi
Before you can access WordPress from another computer, you’ll need to create an additional
configuration file. This is created by linking the existing configuration file—set up for local
access—using the following command, typed as a single line:
sudo ln -s /etc/wordpress/config-localhost.php
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/etc/wordpress/config-ipaddress.php