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> Greetings, everyone!
>
> I want to set up my Beaglebone Black as a web server so that it can host a
> website.
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> But I am extremely new to beaglebone and debian/linux systems so I am
> looking for advice on where to start, what to download and how to download
> it, or even recommendations on books to read on how to do this task.
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> I have scoured the internet about web servers and beaglebone black but they
> have not been helpful. I am hoping experts or experienced programmers can
> help.
>
> I am using BeagleBone Black, Revision C that I believe comes pre-installed
> with debian (I assume so since when I bring up LXTerminal it says
> debian@beaglebone: ~)
>
The fundamental step you need to do is to install apache2 which is the
web server software for debian/BBB.
$ sudo apt-get install apache2
However it does seem to me that you might need to read some more
general tutorials about how to do this sort of thing on a Linux system
Search for;-
apache debian tutorial
and you'll find several helpful articles.
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Chris Green
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