Running the installation script

9. Click the Log In button to log in to WordPress.

If you happen to lose this page before clicking the Log In button, you can
always find your way to the login page by entering your domain followed
by the call to the login file (for example, http://yourdomain.com/
wp-login.php — where yourdomain is your domain name).

 

You know that you’re finished with the installation process when you see

the login page, as shown in Figure 4-8. Check out Table 4-1 if you experience any problems during this installation process; it covers some of the common problems users run into.

So do tell — how much time does your watch show for the installation? Was it
five minutes? Stop by Lisa’s blog sometime at http://lisasabin-wilson.
com and let Lisa know whether WordPress stood up to its famous five-minute installation reputation. She’s a curious sort.

The good news is — you’re done! Were you expecting a marching band? WordPress isn’t that fancy . . . yet. Give them time, though. If anyone can produce it, the folks at WordPress can.