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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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How to Backup Files to Dropbox on Ubuntu Linux
The post explains how to install and configure Dropbox on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS Servers for automatic backup of essential files. It provides step-by-step instructions on downloading the Dropbox package, extracting it, moving the contents, and enabling Dropbox to authenticate the server. The post also covers how to create a Dropbox service account and set files…
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Managing VirtualBox with phpVirtualBox on Ubuntu
The post walks readers through the process of managing VirtualBox 5.2 on a headless Ubuntu 16.04 LTS server using phpVirtualBox. It outlines the prerequisites, including the installation of VirtualBox and PHP 7.1 with related modules. The instructions then proceed to cover the installation of Apache2 HTTP server, PHP 7.1, and finally, phpVirtualBox. Guidance is also…
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Upgrade MariaDB on Ubuntu: A Step-by-Step Guide
MariaDB, an open-source server and fork of MySQL, is quickly becoming a preferred choice on Linux systems. This post provides instructions for installing MariaDB 10.2 or 10.3 on Ubuntu 16.04 LTS. As Ubuntu’s default repository only supports MariaDB 10.1, the article guides users through the process of adding a specific MariaDB repository. Installation, including setting…
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How to Install Dropbox on Ubuntu Linux
The content guides users on how to install Dropbox on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS, which provides reliable online storage particularly for this operating system. It walks through downloading and installing the tool, configuring Dropbox, and setting up automatic backups. It also demonstrates how to access content among connected devices through the Dropbox folder.
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Set Root Password for MariaDB on Ubuntu
The MariaDB database server now installs on Ubuntu without requiring a root user password for server access, a departure from its MySQL origins. This could cause issues with dependent applications like phpMyAdmin and MySQL Workbench. However, it’s possible to re-enable password authentication by updating the user plugin settings, restarting and securing the MariaDB server, and…
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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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Fixing MariaDB’s Unix Socket Error on Ubuntu
The post discusses a common error faced by users after upgrading MariaDB database server on an Ubuntu platform – the ‘unix_socket’ is not loaded error. This prevents root user login. The post provides a tutorial to overcome this error by making changes in the MariaDB configuration file, enabling Unix socket authentication, and subsequent modifications to…
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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…