Automatic installation: describe what the script does - #1411
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…oes (#857) New section listing the steps idoit-install performs (OS detection and requirement checks, proxy, packages, PHP/PHP-FPM, Apache, MariaDB, i-doit download in the chosen variant plus first tenant, cron jobs and the idoit CLI wrapper, backup/restore scripts) and a link to the README of the i-doit/scripts repository. EN and DE. Steps taken from the current idoit-install main flow. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Fixes #857
What changed
The automatic installation article only said "a script installs and configures everything". Added a section What the script does (EN) / Was das Script macht (DE) that
idoit-installperforms them (OS detection and requirement checks, proxy, distribution packages incl. memcached, PHP and PHP-FPM, Apache with virtual host and event MPM, MariaDB, i-doit download in the chosen variant EVAL/pro/open plus optional first tenant, cron jobs and theidoitCLI wrapper,idoit-backup/idoit-restorewith a first backup),Source
Steps taken from the
mainflow of the currentidoit-installscript (https://github.com/i-doit/scripts), cross-checked against the repository README.Files:
docs/en/installation/automatic-installation.mddocs/de/installation/automatische-installation.md