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Thank you for choosing Movable Type, the premiere solution for your blogging and website management needs. This file will explain how to get up and running; click on the highlighted sections for more information on that subject. Perl 5.16.3 or greater, with its core modules; A web server like nginx, Apache or Windows IIS; Access to a database like MySQL; The following Perl modules: DBI HTML::Entities, a part of HTML-Parser distribution If you are upgrading Movable Type from a previous version, we recommend that you first back up your old installation. Database backup is especially important to restore your system in case of any trouble during the upgrade process. Upload Movable Type's files over the same files from the previous version of Movable Type. Access Movable Type as you normally do, and you will be taken through the upgrade process. Some web servers and configurations do not allow static files such as JavaScript, CSS and image files to be located inside of a directory where CGI scripts are located. If you installed Movable Type into a cgi-bin directory, you may need to relocate the 'mt-static' directory to another web accessible location. Read our documentation on setting up your mt-static directory. If you receive an "Internal Server Error" message, a configuration change may be required on your web server. Please consult our installation guide.
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Wikidata facts
- Instance of
- server software
- Developer
- Six Apart
- Official website
- www.movabletype.org
- Image
- Movable-type-blog-admin.png
- Has use
- blog
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- programmed in
- Perl
- copyright license
- GNU General Public License
- language of work or name
- Dutch
- source code repository URL
- github.com/movabletype/movabletype
- different from
- movable type
- software version identifier
- 8.0.4
- inception
- 2001-00-00
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Article · Deutsch
Movable Type (dt.: „Bewegliche Letter“) ist ein in manchen Versionen frei (unter GNU GPL) lizenziertes Weblog Publishing System, das vom kalifornischen Unternehmen entwickelt wird. Der ursprüngliche Name war „Serge“, nach dem Musiker Serge Gainsbourg. Six Apart unterhält noch zwei andere Weblog-Publishing-Systeme, nämlich und . Während Movable Type auf dem eigenen Webserver des Benutzers installiert werden muss, handelt es sich bei TypePad um einen gehosteten Dienst. Vox, ein ebenfalls gehosteter Dienst, stellt gegenüber TypePad den Gemeinschaftsaspekt in den Vordergrund.
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