A simple ZNC Web-Interface theme build with Twitter Bootstrap Framework.
###Versions
Note: If you have ZNC version 1.5 or later installed on your machine, kindly direct yourself to the 'dev' branch on this repository. Users who are utilizing ZNC version 1.4 (stable), can go ahead and use this 'master' branch instead. Both branches varies.
###Installing zncstrap
Step 1 - Get a latest version of zncstrap. Install Git / Git Core on your Linux machine or alternativly, install and use wget or aget tool; or the good ole way via FTP/sFTP.
Step 1 - Get a latest version of zncstrap. The "master" branch is specifically for ZNC version v1.4, while the "dev" (Development) branch is for ZNC version 1.5 and later. As mentioned above, both branches varies.
Step 2 - We strongly advice you to make backups of your current files/folders before you proceed to install zncstrap. Once you have your backups stored elsewhere, you can proceed to delete/remove the default theme(s).
Step 2 - We strongly advice you to make backups of your current ZNC setup (config files and folders, just to be on the safe-side) before you proceed to install zncstrap theme. Once you have your backups stored elsewhere (off-site), you can proceed to delete/remove the default theme(s).
Step 3 - Navigate to ~/znc/share/znc/webskins and delete all those files as we will no longer be needing them.
You can do so by pointing to /home/username/znc/share/znc. If you have installed ZNC through a software package manager such as: Advanced Packaging Tool (Apt) or Yellowdog Updater, Modified (yum). You will need to navigate to /usr/local/share/znc/ or /usr/share/znc as the webskins static files resides there (file directries may vary). If all else fails, try using the 'whereis' tool on Linux. You can do so by executing the following command in your terminal / console: whereis znc
Step 4 - Once it has completely removed, you can now go ahead and upload all files in the '~/zncstrap/webskins' folder.
Step 3 - Navigate to ~/share/znc/ and delete both files, being 'modules' & 'webskins', as we will no longer be needing them both.
Step 4 - Once it has completely removed, you can now go ahead and upload all zncstrap files in the '~/zncstrap/webskins' folder that you have downloaded from the GitHub repository.
Step 5 - Now, you will need to overwrite the modules