How to Install nanoCMS Community 0.7 prep

[Andrew]

Below you will find the installation instructions from the README.TXT file accompanying nanoCMS Community 0.7 prep. I thought some may appreciate it here also.

Clean Installation:
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1) Extract the files contained in the zip archive.
2) Upload to your web hosting via ftp.
3) Make the directories /data/pages , /data/areas and /files writable and
the thedata.php file.
file in the data directory writable.
4) Login using http://www.yourwebsite.com/data/admin.php with username: admin
password: ch4ng3th1s
and change username and password.

Note:
For extra security you can change the filename thedata.php to a random name (keep
the.php prefix) and change thedata.php entry in data\setting.php to reflect this
change.

Upgrading from nanoCMS 0.4 or nanoCMS Community builds 0.5 and "0.6 beta"
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Note: Make sure you keep a backup safe, so if you make a mistake during the update
you don't lose valuable data.

1) Make a backup of your site and safely store in case you need to try again.
2) Unpack the 0.7 on your local machine.
3) Delete all php files from \data\pages\ in 0.7 (not your backup) on your
local machine.
4) Delete the 'thedata.php' file from 0.7 (again not your backup version!)
on your local machine.
5) Copy your backup of the php pages originally from \data\pages\ on your server
to the same directory path of 0.7.
6) Copy your backup of the thedata.txt file originally from \data on your server
to the same directory path of 0.7.
7) Rename the 0.7 thedata.txt to thedata.php .
8) Edit thedata.php and insert

PHP Code:
<?php header("Location: ../index.php"); /* DO NOT EDIT THIS FILE

above line 1 and

PHP Code:
;}
*/?>

below the last line. If unsure refer the thedata.php file used for a clean install
of 0.7 for reference.
9) Lastly replace the root 0.7 index.php and style.css with your backup versions.
10) Remove the old nanoCMS package files from your server and upload the 0.7 files
to your server.
11) Make the directories /data/pages , /data/areas and /files writable and the
thedata.php file in the data directory writable.
12) Login. using http://www.yourwebsite.com/data/admin.php

Note:
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For extra security you can change the filename thedata.php to a random name (keep the
.php prefix) and change thedata.php
entry in data\setting.php to reflect this change.