Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites

Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites can be done with Stikked, adding Twitter Bootstrap like interface to make it more attracting, light. Before going through Installing an Advanced Pastebin in this topic, you can read another guide on Installing a Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites. That is simple and serves the purpose.

 

Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites : The Basic Concept

 

For Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites, you can use Stikked as base, which is available on :

 

 

We will guide for Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites in this article and provide links for more customization, however, at this moment, supplying a ready made custom package is not possible for time restriction to build for public usage.

 

Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites : Steps

 

All steps for this guide for Installing an Advanced Pastebin on Rackspace Cloud Sites ( Stikked  in this case ) will follow the basic method of a database creation, uploading the files as described in the guide on OwnCloud Installation. So, first create a database. Then create either a sub domain or a sub folder with your desired name and upload all the contents to the www folder.

 

Open in SFTP :

 

 

and edit the base_url value.
Open :

 

 

and fill in the relevant information for your database. I deleted the commented out parts and this is how the config.php should look like :

 

 

Configure the database.php file in the same way.  Default Database field is the database name. CHMOD the cache and logs directory recursively under system named directory. Import the provided SQL in PHPMyAdmin. In case you get the errors (quite common due to codeignitor part), ask Rackspace support politely (as actually substandard script installation is not their work, but they will help).

 

Modification :

 

Modification means changing the look like Twitter Bootstrap. That is quite easy. Follow the “Nothing Way” part of this guide mainly for WordPress.

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