The official Vvveb CMS website has been launched, the CMS is still in development and currently only an alpha preview version is available
The code is stable but many features are still under development.
The official Vvveb CMS website has been launched, the CMS is still in development and currently only an alpha preview version is available
The code is stable but many features are still under development.
To install Vvveb download the zip from vvveb.com
You can also install with Docker
💡tip After installation you can login to the dashboard by accessing http://localhost/admin or http://yourdomain.com/admin
Enter database details created on previous step
💡tip You can view database detalis such as name, user and password in your cpanel or you can ask your hosting provider.
Enter your email and password that you will use to login to your website.
For best security it's recommended to set your web server (apache/nginx/lightspeed) document root to /vvveb/public/
folder instead of default /vvveb/
root folder.
In this way only one php file index.php is exposed to the public minimizing the surface attack area and keeping plugin files away from public access thus avoiding potential plugin vulnerabilities.
To prevent brute force attacks for your admin login page it's recommended to change the default admin login path to a random text, this option works only if document root is set to public.
To install from command line run cli.php from root folder with correct arguments
php cli.php install module=index host=127.0.0.1 user=root password= database=vvveb admin[email]=admin@vvveb.com admin[password]=123456
You need to edit env.php and set V_SUBDIR_INSTALL
as the subdirectory name, for example if installed in /vvveb
folder you need to set it to
defined('V_SUBDIR_INSTALL') || define('V_SUBDIR_INSTALL', '/vvveb');
If you are using apache you need to update .htaccess line 42 and /public/.htaccess line 43 and add the subdirectory/
path before index.php
RewriteRule ^ vvveb/index.php [L]
🛆caution Subdirectory install is not recommended for multi site installs as all sites must use subdirectory name in the path to work.
If you don't want to manually install and configure apache/nginx and php with mysql you can use Xampp or Wampp
You can also find nginx.conf for nginx and .htaccess for apache in the root folder if you configure your webserver manually.