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How to Setup Pubvana with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The text is a detailed guide on setting up Pubvana, a user-friendly content management system formerly known as Open Blog, designed for personal blogging and small businesses. It provides instructions on how to install the required Nginx HTTP server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2-FPM and related modules, establishing the Pubvana database, downloading Pubvana’s latest release,…
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How to Install LocomotiveCMS on Ubuntu Linux
LocomotiveCMS is a straightforward open-source content management system which simplifies website development. It offers features like instant content publishing and SEO-friendly permalinks, unavailable in other CMS platforms such as WordPress. Instructions provided detail how to set up the necessary environment in Ubuntu using Ruby, Rails and dependencies like Node.js and Yarn. Furthermore, steps to install…
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How to Install Pubvana with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Pubvana, formerly known as Open Blog, is an easily installed, secure and free content management system for personal blogging and small businesses. Built on an acclaimed Twitter Bootstrap front-end framework, it requires a web server, a database server and PHP. The guide detailed how to install these elements on Ubuntu, creating a database for Pubvana,…
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How to Setup LEPTON CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
LEPTON is a free and open-source content management system (CMS) that caters to businesses and requires no programming skills. It demands an Nginx HTTP server and a MariaDB database server for storage. PHP 7.2-FPM and other related modules are also crucial. The article then provides detailed instructions on installing and configuring these requirements on Ubuntu.…
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How to Install Tine 2.0 with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Tine 2.0 is a flexible, open-source enterprise project management and CRM web software with CRM functionality. It can be used for managing contacts, tasks, and timelines, and offers features like document management, time tracking, and integration with other plugins. Tine 2.0, written in PHP and built for scalability, performance, and user engagement across devices, requires…
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How to Install LEPTON CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
LEPTON is a free, open-source content management system that allows users to run websites without programming experience. Built on an open-source core, LEPTON supports open standards and is designed for easy use across multiple devices. Installation requires Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB database server, and PHP 7.2. The server setup includes creating a separate database for…
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How to Setup Elxis CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
Elxis CMS is a versatile, open-source content management system compatible with Apache HTTP and Nginx servers. It facilitates an easy website building experience for users with varied expertise levels. The article describes a detailed step-by-step guide for installing Elxis CMS on an Ubuntu system, which involves installing Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2-FPM,…
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How to Setup ExpressionEngine with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The post provides a detailed guide on how to set up ExpressionEngine, an open-source CMS, on Ubuntu, running on Nginx HTTP and PHP 7.2-FPM. It includes specific steps to install necessary services such as Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, and PHP 7.2-FPM. Further, it guides through setting up an ExpressionEngine database, downloading the latest…
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How to Install and Use Redis with WordPress
This post details how to configure WordPress to use Redis for object caching, significantly speeding up database queries and PHP calls. By implementing caching, websites enjoy faster load times, improved user experience, and better search engine rankings. The guide includes installation steps for Redis and the necessary configuration for integration with WordPress.
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How to Install Cockpit CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
Cockpit CMS is an open-source, self-hosted, database-less content management system offering a flexible content structure with ease of use comparable to WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal. Requiring an Apache2 HTTP Server and PHP 7.2, it enables users to create, edit, and manage web content. The installation process includes downloading the latest Cockpit CMS release, configuring Apache2,…
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