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=='''Introduction'''==
=='''Introduction'''==
'''Instructions were originally written and tested on SME 8.x,(*) and later updated to work with SME 9.0 (See Note Above). These instructions were Not tested in SME 10.0 (SME 10.0 instructions to follow later)'''
Following Step-by-Step instructions are for installing wordpress in an i-Bay of SME Server.
Following Step-by-Step instructions are for installing wordpress in an i-Bay of SME Server.
Instructions below will show you how to install both Single site and Multisite versions. All steps build on each other, so if your ultimate goal is step C, Step A and B must be done first.
Instructions below will show you how to install both Single site and Multisite versions. All steps build on each other, so if your ultimate goal is step C, Step A and B must be done first.
After following step(s) below you will have a fully functional Wordpress site <u>with the exception of automatic updating</u>. Automatic Updating requires FTP access to the core files. You can manage FTP access to iBays with the contrib located [[FTP Access to Ibays|HERE]]. <u>Alternatively</u>, auto updates can be left off and: Wordpress system, plugins and themes can all be updated manually by following instructions from [https://www.wordfence.com/learn/how-to-manually-upgrade-wordpress-themes-and-plugins/ HERE]
After following step(s) below you will have a fully functional Wordpress site <u>with the exception of automatic updating</u>. Automatic Updating requires FTP access to the core files. You can manage FTP access to iBays with the contrib located [[FTP Access to Ibays|HERE]]. <u>Alternatively</u>, auto updates can be left off and: Wordpress system, plugins and themes can all be updated manually by following instructions from [https://www.wordfence.com/learn/how-to-manually-upgrade-wordpress-themes-and-plugins/ HERE]
