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1. Upload the full directory into your wp-content/plugins directory
2. Use your favorite FTP program to a file in your WordPress/Base directory (that's where the wp-config.php is) named bp-sitemap.xml

Depending which BuddyPress components are activited - YOu may need to create the following as well: * bp-sitemap-activity.xml & bp-sitemap-activity.xml.gz (all activity) * bp-sitemap-members.xml & bp-sitemap-members.xml.gz (all members) * bp-sitemap-members-f.xml & bp-sitemap-members-f.xml.gz (profile friends) * bp-sitemap-members-g.xml & bp-sitemap-members-g.xml (profile groups) * bp-sitemap-members-a.xml & bp-sitemap-members-a.xml (profile activity) * bp-sitemap-members-x.xml & bp-sitemap-members-x.xml(xprofile) * bp-sitemap-groups.xml & bp-sitemap-groups.xml(only public and private groups) * bp-sitemap-groups-f.xml & bp-sitemap-groups-f.xml (forum topics for public groups)

and make them writable via CHMOD 666. More information about CHMOD and how to make files writable is available at the WordPress Codex and on stadtaus.com. Making your whole blog directory writable is NOT recommended anymore due to security reasons.

1. Activate the plugin at the plugin administration page
2. Open the plugin configuration page, which is located under Settings -> BuddyPress Sitemap and build the sitemap the first time. If you get a permission error, check the file permissions of the newly created files.
3. Currently - You will need to generate this sitemap manually for updated activity, members, groups, forum posts, etc.