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<!DOCTYPE html><html><head><title>MainTiddlyServer – A single script to enable saving of TiddlyWiki Classic and more</title><meta charset="UTF-8"><meta name="viewport" content="width=device-width, initial-scale=1"><link href="style.css" rel="stylesheet"></head><body><div class="wrapper"><header class="page-header"><div class="page-header__title">MainTiddlyServer</div><div class="page-header__subtitle">A single script to enable saving of TiddlyWiki Classic and more</div></header><nav class="navigation"><a class="navigation__link" href="index.html">what</a><a class="navigation__link navigation__link_currently-opened" href="usage.html">how</a><a class="navigation__link" href="about.html">context</a></nav><main><section><header>Installation</header><ol><li><a href="index.php">Download MTS</a>;</li><li>Install a server to support PHP; Apache should be used to password-protect your TWs by means of MTS (.htaccess is used).<ul><li>On a local device, you can use: LAMP for Unix, WAMP/OpenServer for Windows,
AWebServer/Server for PHP/Palapa for Android, and others;</li><li>On a hosting, it's likely that Apache and PHP are installed, which is enough.</li></ul></li><li>Put MTS and your TiddlyWikis into a server folder:<ul><li>the typical location of the server folder for Unix (Apache, Nginx) is /var/www/html (Nginx may also use /www or /html in /usr/local/nginx);</li><li>most servers allow you to configure which folder is the server folder (local servers like AWebServer do that in their interface);</li><li>for remote servers, it's recommended to open MTS and password-protect it first, and add TWs afterwards.</li></ul></li><li>Open MTS<ul><li>the URL address to open in your browser depends on the used server and its configuration, but here are some typical cases:</li><li>remote servers will usually use http(s)://your-server-ip-or-domain/;</li><li>local servers: http://localhost/, http://0.0.0.0:8080, or similar;</li><li>if you rename MTS to customName.php, add it to the address above (like http://localhost/customName.php).</li></ul></li><li>If you have questions, don't hesitate to ask (see <a href="./about.html">Getting help and ...</a>).</li></ol></section><section><header>Configuring []</header><p>[aside what's available in "?options": working folders, htaccess for restricting only MTS and auxiliary files]</p><p>If you develop or use a plugin which uses custom storage format (like some encryption plugins),
you may want to disable granulated saving to make them work properly.
This is done by either setting <code>config.options.chkAvoidGranulatedSaving = true;</code> in a plugin
or via backstage/tweak/Show unknown options interface.</p></section></main><footer class="wrapper__footer">© <a href="https://yakovlitvin.pro/TW/" target="_blank">Yakov Litvin</a>, 2018</footer></div></body></html>