Downloading papaya CMS

You can download the latest version of papaya CMS from the following URL:

The Gzip file contains the following files and directories:

build.log: Log output of the script that was used to create the Gzip oder Zip file.
files/: Directory containing the papaya CMS program files.
readme/: Directory containing help scripts and text files.

The files/ directory

The files/ directory contains the following files and directories:

conf.inc.php: Basic configuration of papaya CMS.
favicon.ico: The favorites icon (should be replaced by the favorites icon of your website)
.htaccess: Contains RewriteRule directives.
index.php: Index file for the papaya CMS frontend.
papaya/: Contains the backend (administration interface) of papaya CMS.
papaya-data/: Contains the XSLT templates as well as the directories of the media database.
papaya-lib/: Contains the program library of papaya CMS.
papaya-themes/: Contains the themes (CSS and graphics) for the papaya CMS frontend.

The readme/ directory contains the following files:

changelog.txt: Contains a list of fixed bugs and new features that have been added since the last version.
credits.txt: Credits. People who have helped develop papaya CMS and external software projects whose products are being used within papaya CMS.
gopapaya.php: With this script, you can check whether your server meets the system requirements for papaya CMS.
gpl.txt: The GNU General Public Licence.
.htaccess: If you accidentally copy this directory into the DocumentRoot: Contains the „deny from all“ directive to prevent web users from accessing it.
htaccess.tpl: A .htaccess template with placeholders you can use if you don't want to install papaya CMS directly into the DocumentRoot but into one of its subdirectories. You can replace the placeholder with the subdirectory's name.
readme.txt: Installation help (brief introduction) in English.
liesmich.txt: Installation help in German.

update_en.txt: Information (English) about updating an existing papaya installation.
update_de.txt: Information (German) about updating an existing papaya installation.

In the next step, you copy the files from the files/ directory into the DocumentRoot directory.