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How to Manually Upgrade Drupal Core on Ubuntu
A severe remote code execution vulnerability has been found in Drupal CMS. Users are advised to manually upgrade their Drupal from the command line console or via the hosting platform, as upgrading from the admin dashboard is not possible. The upgrade process includes putting the site in maintenance mode, deleting core files, restoring them with…
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How to set up PyroCMS with Nginx on Ubuntu Linux
This document provides comprehensive instructions for installing and using the open-source content management system, PyroCMS, on Ubuntu Linux with Nginx support. It details the necessary steps to setup Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, and PHP 7.1, as well as creating a PyroCMS Database. Afterward, it guides to download, install PyroCMS, and configure Nginx for…
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Install PageKit CMS on Ubuntu with Apache
The article provides a detailed guide on how to install and use PageKit CMS on Ubuntu Linux with Apache support. As an intuitive, open-source content management system, PageKit CMS is a robust alternative to platforms like WordPress, Drupal, and Joomla. The tutorial guides the user through setting up Apache, MariaDB, PHP 7.1, and PageKit CMS…
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Install PyroCMS on Ubuntu with Apache: A Step-by-Step Guide
The article provides a step-by-step guide on how to install PyroCMS, an open-source content management system (CMS) based on the Laravel PHP framework, on Ubuntu Linux. The process involves installing Apache, MariaDB, PHP 7.1 and related modules, setting up a database, downloading and installing PyroCMS, configuring Apache2, and finally configuring the PyroCMS site.
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How to Install Notepad++ in Ubuntu Linux
The article provides a step-by-step guide for installing the versatile code editor, Notepad++ on Ubuntu Linux systems. The process involves using Snap, a package management system, to install Notepad++, followed by the installation of mandatory and optional plugins. The method, however, might not provide as stable a version as on Windows and Mac OS.
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Guide to Install OroCRM on Ubuntu with Nginx
OroCRM is a community and enterprise Customer Relationship Management software solution. Written in PHP, it offers features for business owners to collaborate and automate customer experiences. The software requires a number of steps to install, including the installation of Nginx HTTP Server, MariaDB Database Server, PHP 7.1-FPM, Node.js, Composer and the OroCRM database. Users can…
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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 Install PHP Composer on Ubuntu Linux
PHP Composer is a dependency management tool for PHP-based projects. It facilitates the installation and updating of such applications, utilizing a list of required packages in a composer.json file. To install Composer on Ubuntu, PHP must first be installed; the required version is PHP 5.3 or higher. Upon successful installation, Composer can be upgraded by…
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How to Install PuTTY on Ubuntu Linux
This post details the installation of the PuTTY SSH Client on Ubuntu Linux. PuTTY, initially for Windows, supports SSH, Telnet, and Rlogin protocols for secure server connections. Installation is done via terminal commands. The interface mirrors the Windows version, enhancing usability, making it valuable for system administrators and developers managing remote servers.
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How to set up Cloudflare DNS on Ubuntu Desktop
Cloudflare has launched a DNS service promising faster, more secure and private browsing than other consumer DNS services, which may appeal to privacy-conscious users. A tutorial included in the post guides users on setting it up on an Ubuntu desktop. Configuring the system at the router level will enable all devices connected to the router…