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How to Install OroCRM with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
The article provides a detailed tutorial on installing OroCRM on Ubuntu Linux with Apache support. The process involves several steps, including installing Apache2 HTTP Server and MariaDB, securing the MariaDB server, installing PHP 7.1 and related modules, creating an OroCRM database, installing Node.js and Composer, and downloading the latest OroCRM release. After OroCRM installation, the…
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How to set up Flextype with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
This article provides comprehensive instructions on how to install and use Flextype CMS, a new open-source flat-file CMS, on Ubuntu Linux using Nginx support. It features a step-by-step guide on installing Nginx HTTP Server, PHP 7.2-FPM, and setting up Flextype site configurations. Additionally, it covers instructions for obtaining and installing SSL/TLS certificates from Let’s Encrypt…
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How to install Flextype CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This article details the process of installing and setting up Flextype, a new open-source flat-file CMS, on Ubuntu Linux with Apache support. The guide mentions the features of Flextype, including native markdown, SEO-friendly configuration, and non-reliance on a database server, among others. It provides the step-by-step process of installing Apache2, enabling PHP 7.2, and incorporating…
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How to Install NoMachine on Ubuntu for Remote Access
NoMachine is an open-source, cross-platform remote desktop tool much like TeamViewer. It lends seamless connectivity to remote Windows, Mac, and Linux machines. This tutorial provides a step-by-step guide to install and use NoMachine on Ubuntu 16.04 – 18.04 LTS. For setup, manual download of the NoMachine Package is required, followed by installation, either automatically via…
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How to install Ajenti on Ubuntu Linux
Ajenti is a web-based configuration tool that simplifies Linux server administration. It offers nearly complete system control, managing user accounts, system settings, aliases, and services through a single interface. This guide assists students and new users in installing Ajenti on Ubuntu 16.04, offering a convenient method to remotely manage a Linux box.
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How to install InvoicePlane with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This article explains how to install InvoicePlane, an open-source invoicing and payment platform, on Ubuntu Linux with Apache support. Detailed steps are provided to install Apache2 and MariaDB, secure the database, upgrade PHP from a third-party repository, create an InvoicePlane database, configure the servers, and setup Apache2 virtual host configuration. A step-by-step installation guide follows…
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How to Install WebERP with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
The article provides a comprehensive guide for installing and utilizing WebERP, a popular open-source accounting and business management system, on Ubuntu Linux with Apache support. Essential steps include the installation of Apache2, MariaDB, PHP 7.1 and related modules alongside creating a WebERP database and eventually configuring Apache. The article concludes with the successful enabling and…
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How to Install WebERP with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The content provides detailed steps to install open-source accounting and business management system, WebERP, on Ubuntu Linux with Nginx support. The process includes installing Nginx webserver, MariaDB database server, and PHP 7.1 from third-party repositories. It also explores commands to create WebERP database and set the right permissions. Additionally, the guide explains how to configure…
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Fix WordPress File Upload Issues on Nginx
The article provides a tutorial on troubleshooting file upload issues in WordPress on the Nginx web server and PHP-FPM on Ubuntu 17.04 or 17.10. The author explains how to grant correct directory permissions, adjust PHP-FPM for larger file uploads, configure Nginx for larger file sizes, and restart to apply new settings.
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Switching Joomla to HTTPS on Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
This tutorial guides users, particularly students and beginners, on how to convert their Joomla websites from HTTP to HTTPS without losing their audience. The process involves setting up a free SSL/TLS certificate using Let’s Encrypt, ensuring the correct Nginx configuration, redirecting all HTTP traffic to HTTPS, changing the Joomla site URL to use HTTPS, and…
Category: CMS
Articles based on various content management systems (cms), including, WordPress, Joomla, Drupal, Magento, PrestaShop and others LAMP / LEMP based platforms.