Configuration issues and guide for others trying to install

[c4bler]

Firstly, I generated SSL certs, set my reverse 80 redirect ->443 web proxy to apache localport.
Set up the sites-available, ports.conf, documentroot, www-data perms the usual web server stuff.
Set up mariaDB, created a blank user, password and database.

Some issues I noticed setting up:

• I couldn't get the install.php script working as others have said in different issues, due to it looking for /install/install.
  I got around this by manually importing the schema, but did get SOME functionality by simply copying the .php files to a subdirectory called 'install'. It got hung up on the next screen trying to import the database but just deleted the /install dir at that point.

From here, I imagine most of this is configured during the install process, but as I couldn't get it to function (probably could have with a bit more investigation) I had to do the rest manually:

• Verification email with no verification email server
  I got around this by manually setting the verification flag in the user SQL table to 1

• Formatting css was not loading properly. It was reaching out to pastethis.in.
  This is linked to the sitename in the SQL tables. mySQL database/site_info/baseurl was set to pastethis.in. I had to replace this with my domain name and it then properly found the js and css. I later found you're able to set this via web admin panel /admin/admin.php but this was my method.
  UPDATE site_info SET baseurl = 'mydomain.tld' WHERE baseurl = 'pastethis.in'

• Accessing the admin panel
  I had to modify the 'admin' table with my username and password hash and then the admin panel logged in fine. Since this is a local install just for pasting info between servers and PCs, this is fine. I then turned off email verification, etc.

• Site thinks it's private and disregards the setting configured in the admin panel, hence, not able to access 'Archives' list of pastes
  Here was just a case of modifying /archive.php and setting
  // Set site originally to private.
  $privatesite = 'off';

Now, it works great for my purposes. I'm not sure on the google analytics front what it's trying to do, but I think I turned that off.

You may wish to add some of this to the readme or leave this issue here in case others find themselves in this situation.