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How to Install FluxBB with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial instructs how to install and configure FluxBB, a free, open-source, flat-forum bulletin board software, on Ubuntu. It gives detailed installation instructions for Apache2, MySQL, and PHP support. The tutorial also covers FluxBB’s features including the bulletin board, CMS capabilities, easy administrative interface, and its language and customization options. It concludes with setting up…
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How to Setup Icy Phoenix with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Icy Phoenix is an open-source bulletin board software built on phpBB for creating community boards. The post walks through the installation process on Ubuntu 18.04: first setting up the Nginx webserver, then the MySQL database server, and finally installing PHP 7.2-FPM and related modules. It also guides on creating the Icy Phoenix database, downloading the…
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How to Install Icy Phoenix with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Icy Phoenix is an open-source bulletin board software. Based on phpBB, it supports Apache2, MySQL, and PHP, allowing individuals and web admins to set up community boards quickly. Icy Phoenix offers features, such as a CMS, photo gallery, chat function and a multi-language ready interface. This tutorial guides users on installing and using Icy Phoenix…
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How to Install MarketplaceKit with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The post provides a comprehensive guide on how to install the MarketplaceKit eCommerce platform on Ubuntu with a Nginx HTTP server. MarketplaceKit, built on Laravel Framework, allows users to establish various online marketplaces to sell products, make bookings, and rent spaces. The text details the steps to install Nginx HTTP Server, MySQL Database Server, and…
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How to Install MarketplaceKit with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
MarketplaceKit is an eCommerce platform for creating online marketplaces, akin to Airbnb or Etsy. It’s built on Laravel Framework and features functionalities such as powerful search, geolocation, direct messaging and multi-language support. This guide walks users through the installation process, highlighting steps to install necessary software on Ubuntu server, configure PHP, MySQL and Apache2 servers,…
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How to Stop | Prevent Searching Engines from Crawling WordPress Sites
This tutorial guides students or new users on how to prevent search engines from indexing or crawling WordPress websites. Reasons for this could include a site still under development or hosting sensitive information. WordPress has settings for discouraging indexing, although it’s ultimately up to web crawlers to respect this. Additionally, password protecting the whole site…
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How to Install GuppY CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
GuppY is a PHP-based, flat-file content management system (CMS) that provides a simple website-building solution without any HTML knowledge or database requirement. It supports the addition of plugins, widgets, one-directory backups, and livewebsite edits. This tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on installing GuppY CMS on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04 LTS, including the setup of an Apache2…
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How to Disable WordPress Comments Notifications
The post instructs on disabling WordPress comment notifications, a feature initially designed to promote user engagement but can sometimes overwhelm site administrators. The guide is particularly useful for new users and site admins facing issues with spam. The process involves navigating to settings, unchecking the relevant boxes on the discussion page, and saving changes. Although…
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How to Setup Kanban Platform with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Kanboard is an open-source, self-hosted project management tool operating on the LAMP / LEMP stack and based on the Kanban methodology. The platform is highly accessible and features an adaptable user and admin dashboard useful in personal or business settings. This tutorial gives instructions on installing Kanboard with support from Nginx, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2…
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How to Allow Users to Edit or Delete their WordPress Comments
The Simple Comment Editing plugin allows anonymous users to edit or delete their WordPress comments for a brief period. It is useful for blogs with a high number of comments, enabling users to correct mistakes post-publication. Installing and using the plugin is straightforward, offering a variety of features like setting a comment timer, enabling unlimited…
Category: CMS
Articles based on various content management systems (cms), including, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop and others LAMP / LEMP based platforms.