{strip} {if $first_install}
Unfortunately there seems to be a problem with your installation. We can't find the administrator information you entered.
Please go back one step (using the link to your right, rather than the back button on your browser) and enter the administrator data again. If this is the second time you see this screen, please confirm that PHP can write sessions and that any firewall/anti-virus software is turned off during the installation process.
If you just can't figure out what the hell is going on, please contact the Bitweaver team via IRC if possible or post to the forums on bitweaver.org.
{/legend} {else} {formfeedback warning=$warning} {jstabs tab=0} {jstab title="Install Packages"} {form id="package_select" id="package_select"} {* include required packages during first install *} {foreach from=$schema key=package item=item} {if $item.required && !$item.installed} {/if} {/foreach} {foreach from=$schema key=package item=item} {if !$item.installed and !$item.required} {assign var=new_packages value=true} {/if} {/foreach} {if $new_packages}This is a list with all available Bitweaver packages that are ready for installation. Packages that are installed now, can later be deactivated and even deleted from your server if you don't need them anymore.
If you have any external packages such as phpBB or gallery2 lined up for installation, you will have to do this separately after completing the Bitweaver installation process.
Be conscientious about installing packages. The more packages you activate, the more computer power you will need. It is easy to install packages at a later date, so we advise initially installing just the packages you need.
Packages are the parts of Bitweaver that deal with content such as wiki pages, blogs or news articles.
{foreach from=$schema key=package item=item} {if !$item.installed and !$item.required}{tr}Only the core required packages will be installed{/tr}
{else}
All available packages have already been installed. If you are expecting to see a particular package here, please make sure that it is in the correct directory and also that the server has read permissions to that package. You can always test the permissions by setting them 777:
cd {$smarty.const.BIT_ROOT_PATH}
chmod -R 777 <package>/
Common permissions that work on most systems can be set as follows:
cd {$smarty.const.BIT_ROOT_PATH}
chmod -R 755 <package>/
find <package>/ -type f -print | xargs chmod 644
These packages are already installed on your system. If you select any of these checkboxes, all the data associated with it will be erased (depending on options below).
To reset the entire system, first create a new database (or empty the existing database manually).