Thanks again 🙂

It currently is not a complex piece of code, so it’s definitely a good time to get in on the development front.

1) Allow for the ability to automatically remove (or more preferably to block) the default wordpress database entries which are created. I am speaking of the default about page, the links, the default post, and the renaming of the default link category.
2) Simply allow for your own default entries to be inserted (if you want) based off an export file or other file so the import is auto-initiated upon install. (I believe there are existing plugins which might do this for MU sites and others based off files this could be based on).
3) Allow you to define what you want the wp-content & plugin folder to be called.
4) Allow you to define the location of some default code which should be added to the wp-config file. Same for the .htaccess file if possible.
5) Possibly allow you to define the location of theme zip file which should automatically be extracted to the theme directory and activated possibly replacing or deleting the default one that comes with WP.
6) Ability to add a media folder into a certain location & define the path location into the database.
7) Ability to add/update any default settings you would normally have to modify manually such as permalinks, public availability, reading/writing settings… ect.
8) Hopefully the ability to set the permission levels for specific files/folders.
9) This last one is probably more difficult but if a plugin.zip file could automatically be extracted and plugins activated it would be very cool but given the interaction/errors some plugins require it probably would lead to more issues.

In the situations I deal with I believe these elements would essentially turn your code into a real timesaver while ensuring consistency.

Just my 2cents

Teddy, let me know what you find out… additionally if you are trying it on a certain web host, let me know which one. Ideally I would like to make the script robust enough to work well across the board.