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* Unzip package on a magento root directory | * Unzip package on a magento root directory | ||
* Create an empty database on your mysql/mariadb server | * Create an empty database on your mysql/mariadb server | ||
* Create a virtual host on your apache server to point to this magento directory and call this url. Use external url for your localhost. A wizard will start to initialize Magento. Note: If you need to work locally only, with an internal URL, you must known than with magento < 2, the name of the virtual host can't be "localhost". But you can edit your /etc/hosts file to add an entry like '''magento.local''' on ip '''127.0.0.1''' and use this (this suppose you want to work locally only). | * Create a virtual host on your apache server to point to this magento directory and call this url. Use external url for your localhost. A wizard will start to initialize Magento. Note: If you need to work locally only, with an internal URL, you must known than with magento < 2, the name of the virtual host can't be "localhost". But you can edit your /etc/hosts file to add an entry like '''magento.local''' or '''localhost.localdomain''' on ip '''127.0.0.1''' and use this (this suppose you want to work locally only). | ||
Note 1: The URL for administration backoffice may be /index.php/admin or /index.php/administrator or /index.php/admin_xxxxx (where xxxxx is a number) | Note 1: The URL for administration backoffice may be /index.php/admin or /index.php/administrator or /index.php/admin_xxxxx (where xxxxx is a number) | ||