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How to Install ChurchCRM with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This is a detailed guide on how to set up the ChurchCRM platform on Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04 with Apache2 HTTP servers. The process involves installing Apache2 server, MariaDB database server, and PHP 7.2 along with its related modules. It also guides through setting up a ChurchCRM database and configuring Apache2 along with necessitated permissions…
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How to use the uptime command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
The tutorial guides students and new users on the use of the uptime command in Ubuntu. The uptime command provides a one-line display of details like system runtime, logged-in users, system loads, and current time. Ubuntu, an open-source Linux operating system, is recommended for beginners. The tutorial includes information about the syntax, options for the…
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How to Install HorizontCMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides users through installing HorizontCMS, a lightweight, open-source, responsive CMS built on Laravel 5.7, VueJs 2.6, and Bootstrap 3.4, on Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04 with an Apache2 HTTP server. The process involves installing the Apache2 HTTP server and MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.1, creating a HorizontCMS database, downloading the latest release of HorizontCMS,…
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How to Move Files or Folders with mv command in Ubuntu with examples
The tutorial provides instructions on how to use the ‘mv’ command in Ubuntu Linux to move or rename files and directories. It presents the basic syntax and various options including those for backups, override prompts, and overwriting existing content. The post discusses examples of renaming, moving to directories, and the impacts of different flags when…
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How to Install Doptor CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial is a detailed guide on installing Doptor CMS on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 with Apache2 HTTP server. As a Laravel framework-based open-source CMS, Doptor enables users to power their websites or blogs efficiently. Steps include installing Apache2 HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.1 and related modules, then creating Doptor CMS Database, downloading…
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How to Install Quick.CMS with Apache on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides students and new users through installing Quick.CMS on Ubuntu 18.04 | 16.04 using Apache2 HTTP server. Quick.CMS is a user-friendly content management system, ideal for building and managing websites and blogs. The tutorial includes step-by-step instructions on setting up Apache2 HTTP Server, installing MariaDB database server, installing PHP 7.2, creating a Quick.CMS…
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How to Look up PostgreSQL version on Ubuntu Linux
The tutorial instructs on identifying PostgreSQL versions on Linux systems, including Ubuntu. It explains PostgreSQL’s release and versioning schemes, as well as mentions its annual major releases that bring new features. Checking the installed PostgreSQL version is possible via the command line, PostgreSQL utility, and PostgreSQL shell, and it’s noted as especially useful for installing…
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How to use the ps command in Ubuntu Linux with examples
This tutorial explains how to use the ‘ps’ command on Ubuntu Linux to manage running processes. Intended for beginners, it covers how to list and locate active processes, kill or terminate malfunctioning processes, and understand Process ID details. Examples of syntax and command line options are listed, along with several methods to kill processes. The…
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How to Setup eduTrac SIS LMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
The text is a detailed tutorial on how to install and configure the eduTrac SIS Learning Management System (LMS) on Ubuntu using the Nginx HTTP Server. It includes steps for thorough setup like installing Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.2-FPM, and related modules as well as configuring eduTrac Database. Lastly, it provides guidelines…
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How to Setup Xavoc ERP, CRM and CMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
This tutorial guides users through installing and configuring open-source ERP/CRM platform, Xavoc, on Ubuntu 18.04 or 16.04 with Nginx HTTP servers. Detailed steps cover the installation of the Nginx HTTP Server and MariaDB Database Server, alongside PHP 7.1-FPM. Further instructions explain the Xavoc database creation, Xavoc’s download, and final configurations for its functioning.