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This guide provides instructions on how to install and configure MediaWiki, both manually, and by easier alternatives. Installing more than one wiki and installing existing wikis are also covered. The appendices provide links to more detailed installation notes for specific system configurations and other less common uses of the software.

Opgraderingsguide
Hvis du allerede kører MediaWiki, se Upgrade guide.

Sammenfatning
For experienced users, here is the quick version of the installation instructions. Most users (like if you don't know how to install or check for the prerequisite software on your computer) will want to follow the main installation guide.

 # Kontroller at dit system opfylder installationskravene (See Installation requirements for more details. Make sure to also check the RELEASE NOTES shipped with MediaWiki for requirements.) You'll need: For image thumbnailing og TeX-support, kræves flere programmer.
 * Download MediaWiki (nyeste stabile version er )
 * Web server som Apache eller IIS
 * Lokal eller kommandolinjeadgang kræves for at køre vedligeholdelses-scripts
 * PHP version eller senere.
 * med Perl Compatible Regular Expressions
 * med Standard PHP Library
 * with JSON support
 * A database server, that is, one of the following:

(*) – Selv om det måske ikke officielt understøttes endnu, er MariaDB, en GPL del af MySQL, hvor koden er skrevet af Monty Widenius, grundlæggeren af ​​MySQL, et alternativ og kan også anvendes med MediaWiki. [$debRepos Debian/Ubuntu download].   # Download MediaWiki og udpak den komprimerede fil i en web-tilgængelig mappe på din server.  Point your browser to the directory where MediaWiki was extracted and follow the link to the setup screen. It should be in the form. Replace directory with the path to your extracted MediaWiki folder. If installing on a local machine, replace domain with. If you install locally and later want to access your wiki from domain, then you will need to change LocalSettings.php from  to domain. If installed on a remote server, replace domain with your server's domain name (eg: www.myserver.com). Follow the on-screen instructions to complete the process. 

Disse instruktioner er bevidst kortfattede. Der er mange ting, der kan gå galt, så hvis du er i tvivl, anbefales du at læse den udførlige instruktion!

Hoved-installationsvejledning

 * Inden installationen
 * Hvad er MediaWiki?
 * MediaWiki feature list
 * Installation requirements - Check installationskravene inden du går videre!
 * - Check these before going any further!
 * - Check these before going any further!
 * - Check these before going any further!


 * Installing MediaWiki


 * Konfigurering af MediaWiki
 * Config script (brug konfigurations-script)
 * Configuring MediaWiki
 * Extensions

Alternativer til manuel installation
If your head is swimming from reading the above &mdash; or you feel frustrated, stuck, or lost &mdash; this section is for you...

You can avoid manual installation by using a pre-integrated MediaWiki software appliance, hosting services with 1-click installation, or wiki farms.

If you are installing for development or testing, consider using MediaWiki-Vagrant, a set of configuration scripts for Vagrant that automate the creation and update of a virtual machine that runs MediaWiki and your choice of extensions and services.

Official docker images are released on Docker Hub.

You can also use community resources based on platforms such as Docker. This is managed by Jenkins and should be kept up-to-date for some time.

These are community based resources and should always be treated with some measure of caution. Use at your own risk.

Wiki familier

 * Main page: 

A wiki family is more than one wiki installed on the same computer.

Installing MediaWiki more than once
One approach is to install multiple instances of MediaWiki (such as with a software bundle like the Bitnami MediaWiki Stack) in different directories – one for each wiki. For example, you want an enterprise wiki and a personal wiki, and you want to keep them totally separate.

Multiple wikis with one MediaWiki
You could use a single installation of MediaWiki for multiple wikis, by either:


 * 1) Using a different database for each wiki. See .
 * 2) Using a different database prefix for each wiki. See .

Installing an existing wiki
Some users wish to install MediaWiki with Wikipedia, Wiktionary, or some other wiki loaded. This is useful for reading offline, for conducting experiments, and for mirroring/forking.

The main (but not necessarily the easiest) method for doing this is to install MediaWiki and then import. See Manual:FAQ#Wiki importing.

(Non-MediaWiki solutions, such as Xowa and Kiwix, can be found at w:Wikipedia:Database download, and are probably the best options).

Avanceret brug
Følgende giver instruktion i hvordan MediaWiki installeres og konfigureres til andre mindre almindelige formål.
 * Installering af Wiki på en stick

Avanceret konfiguration
De følgende sider dækker nogle af de mere avancerede konfigurations-muligheder:
 * Configuration
 * Administrators

Installationshjælp

 * FAQ: FAQ#Installation og konfiguration
 * channel on
 * mediawiki-l is the high-traffic mailing list to ask for support.

System-specifikke instruktioner
De følgende sider giver mere detaljerede installationsanvisninger rettet mod specifikke systemer. I det hele taget er Manual:Installing MediaWikimere up to date og bedre skrevet end de til hvert enkelt system skrevne dokumenter, og derfor anbefales det du først læser Manual:Installing MediaWiki før du kigger på de til systemet skrevne dokumenter.


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Noter

 * MediaWiki kan dele database med et andet web-baseret program, f.eks phpBB etc.


 * Nogle brugere finder det nyttigt at installere ekstra software-pakker, såsom phpMyAdmin (MySQL) eller phpPgAdmin (Postgres) som hjælp til at administrere database serveren.