Step 8: Once you have made all the settings changes, drag the TYPO3 folder from the location on your hard disk (shown in the left window) to the window of the remote server. Place the file in your root directory (also called “start directory”). The character „/“ marks the root directory for Unix-like systems.
Step 9: Check if you can find the uploaded files on your server. To do this, log onto your host. The file can be found in the hosting area on your webspace, if it has been transferred correctly. Alternatively, you can access your TYPO3 installation through the URL localhost/site/.
Step 10: If you want to install a website with TYPO3 and make it publicly accessible, you need a domain. At least one domain is often included in a hosting package. If you have not specified a domain, you can order one by applying for a name.
Step 11: If you have a ready-to-use domain, connect it to the server. The path must lead directly to your TYPO3 directory.
Step 12: Since server and domain are now connected, the installation of TYPO3 in the browser can continue. To do this, go to your new website’s homepage. A thank you message from TYPO3 will appear. From here, you can use the TYPO3 installation tool. To do this, create an empty file called “FIRST_INSTALL” (without file extension) in your web space’s root directory. Reload your website in your browser.