Install Complete! (Stage Six)
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Installation of TangoCMS is now complete! As stated, you must now remove the installation directory before you will actually be able to use your freshly installed TangoCMS.
Removing the Install directory
SSH
As always, the easiest way of removing the installation directory is to connect to your server/host via SSH. Open up Terminal or your favorite terminal emulator and enter the following, replacing 'user' with your account username, and 'example.com' with your hostname.
ssh user@example.com
Once connected, remove the installation directory with the command "rf -rf" (changing the path accordingly).
rm -rf public_html/install
FTP
Users who do not have SSH access to their host/server can remove the directory over FTP. To do this, you will need to connect to your server/host with your favorite FTP Client (We recommend FileZilla).
When you have connected to your server/host via FileZilla, you will see that on the right hand file-browser (Labeled "Remote Site") is all of your remote files. You must now navigate to the directory where the installation directory is by double-clicking on the correct directory's icon (EG: Double click on public_html).
Once you've located the install directory, right-click on the directory labeled "install" and select "Delete" from the menu. The directory and all sub-directories/files should now begin to be removed (This may take some time to complete).
SVN Users
For those of you who have checked out the SVN repository, deleting the installation directory is generally a bad idea. To overcome this, you simply need to set the permissions on the directory so that your web server (IE; Apache) can not read it.
Use the tool "chmod" to change the permissions of the directory, such as:
chmod 0700 public_html/install
If after using "chmod" (and setting the permission of the directory to 0700) your web server can still read the directory, you can as a last resort use "chmod" to change its permission to 0000