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How to Install Contenta CMS on Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
Content CMS, based on Drupal, is an open-source Content Management System that allows web admins to create dynamic websites and provides a standard API-ready platform as well as demo content. This tutorial guides students and new users through installing Contenta CMS on Ubuntu servers, using Apache2, MariaDB, and PHP 7.2 support. It covers steps including…
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How to Install Statamic on Ubuntu: A Simple Tutorial
Statamic is a responsive, efficient, flat-file CMS that doesn’t require a database server, making it a unique option amongst PHP-based systems. It comes with a user-friendly dashboard and has faster site creation features. This tutorial demonstrates how to install Statamic on Ubuntu with Apache2 HTTP server and PHP 7.2 support.
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How to Install Automad CMS on Ubuntu with Nginx and PHP 7.2-FPM
Automad is a responsive, fast CMS and template engine written in PHP that doesn’t require a database, offering features not available to other PHP-based CMS. The post provides a tutorial for installing Automad on Ubuntu 16.04, 18.10, or 18.04 LTS with Nginx and PHP 7.2-FPM support. Steps include installing the Nginx server and PHP 7.2-FPM,…
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Installing WonderCMS on Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
WonderCMS is a single-flat file Content Management System (CMS) built with PHP and jQuery, free from the need for a separate database. It supports native markdown WYSIWYG, is SEO-friendly and requires no installation. The article provides a tutorial for students and new users, showing comprehensive steps on how to install and configure WonderCMS on Ubuntu…
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How to Install Automad CMS on Ubuntu
Automad is a PHP-based, responsive content management system (CMS) that stores its content in text files instead of a database, which distinguishes it from other CMS like WordPress. This tutorial guides users through the process of installing Automad on Ubuntu, it involves setting up an Apache2 HTTP server, upgrading to PHP 7.2, downloading and setting…
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Install WonderCMS on Ubuntu with Apache
WonderCMS is a responsive, single-flat file Content Management System (CMS) developed in PHP and jQuery with no need for a separate database. The tutorial provides step-by-step instructions on how to install WonderCMS on Ubuntu, including setting up Apache2 HTTP Server, installing PHP 7.2 and its related modules, downloading the latest WonderCMS release, and configuring the…
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How to Install RazorCMS on Ubuntu with Nginx
The post is a comprehensive tutorial on how to install the flat-file Content Management System (CMS), RazorCMS, on Ubuntu using Nginx HTTP server and PHP 7.2 support. RazorCMS, renowned for its simplicity, speed, and lack of database dependency, offers features not available in other PHP-based CMS like WordPress. The step-by-step guide covers the installation of…
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How to Install RazorCMS with Apache on Ubuntu
RazorCMS is a flat-file Content Management System (CMS) that operates without a database, focusing on simplicity and speed. It offers unique features not typically seen in other PHP-based CMS like WordPress, Joomla, or Drupal, including native markdown WYSIWYG support, an SEO-friendly CSS framework, and easy installation and management. RazorCMS also uses a unique algorithm to…
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How to Install Fathom Analytics on Ubuntu
Fathom is a transparent, open-source analytics platform, ideal for small to medium-sized businesses. Fathom provides a user-centric analytics solution that respects user privacy while giving complete data ownership, without data limits, and is customizable. The guide provides a step-by-step tutorial on how to install Fathom on Ubuntu 16.04 and 18.04, using MariaDB as a database…
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How to Manually Install OpenSSL on Ubuntu
OpenSSL is an open-source toolkit used for Transport Layer Security (TLS) and Secure Sockets Layer (SSL) protocols. The project is globally managed by a volunteer community. This post guides on installing the latest OpenSSL version on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 LTS systems, as the default Ubuntu version isn’t up-to-date. The tutorial includes downloading and manually…