Although installing some sort of "control panel"-type of software also
abstracts away pieces and can hinder learning because all you're doing is
click on a button that says "do it." Especially when someone's new and is
interested in learning things, as GNUbahn seems to be.
But if GNUbahn
Hi! I setted up a Debian server a week ago for my first time. It's easy. To
install Wordpress I recommend you to download the latest version on Wordpress
website. You can use the www/html folder or another one according to your
configuration. First: install apache2, php and mysql. Second:
The "..." is described above: sudo bash
/usr/share/doc/wordpress/examples/setup-mysql -n wordpress localhost
Can you help to figure out why I didn't succeed?
One caution though is to be careful reading through any guide that suggests
adding a repository / downloading software, so that you do not inadvertently
add anything non-free if your goal (since you are using Trisquel) is to keep
a free/libre system
And accordingly I install wordpress from
Generally, if you search the web for instructions on installing / setting up
things like this on Ubuntu 16.04 you will find a procedure that works on
Trisquel 8.0 - as it is derived from Ubuntu 16.04. So a search for "wordpress
install Ubuntu 16.04" should get you what you need.
One
Since the netinstall isos and text mode installation do not work I will just
use a Trisquel mini installation. I suppose that will work fine?
Now, I have installed apache2, mysql-server and php7.0-mysql which I believe
to be the necessary software for the server part.
For my first page I
> Yes, I didn't mention it because it too is borked.
Even the one I linked to?
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"The graphical ISO has a "text install" option that is the same thing as a
netinstall."
Yes, I didn't mention it because it too is borked.
> The Trisquel netinstalls are currently broken and have been for months:
> https://trisquel.info/en/issues/25533
> It's sad; it means there's no way to do a minimal install currently.
The graphical ISO has a "text install" option that is the same thing as
a netinstall. The graphical ISO on the
The Trisquel netinstalls are currently broken and have been for months:
https://trisquel.info/en/issues/25533
It's sad; it means there's no way to do a minimal install currently. Your
options are to use the graphical installer and then maybe remove packages
after the install's done, install
OK, so I will use a librebooted T60 for my server. It crruntly has 2GB of
memory - I may have to increase that to 3GB (which is max).
I will install Trisquel from at netinstall image but when I dd the image to a
usb stick it creates two partitions (sdb1 and sdb2). When dd'ing other
Thanks for wanting the best for me.
Learning from experience can take many forms and while I in many cases prefer
my own unspoiled experiences, in this case I would like some guidance. That
is, gain a specific goal by the aid of one or more knowledgeables. You might
say that under the
Sure. But don't just take our word for it: You can experiment you know and
learn from experience. :)
If you just want to host static files. Just installing apache is enough,
there is also nginx, which works the same way, just configuration is
different. Use the one you are familiar with.
You don't need to change to another server if you plan to host only static
server. Most of the other
If you mean ThinkPad T60, it supports only 3 GiB of memory.
Yes, I mean a Thinkpad T60. I know it supports 3GB RAM, but does it as a
whole suffice for a server?
If no issues occur I can do this.
But if I am not wrong, this will not render it possible to access my server
form the outside, right? $ hostname -I appears to give me my local IP.
How do I connect the server/page with a domain, e.g. gnubahn.dk?
Next step is to design the page. I will
Thanks for the advise, jxself and chaosmunk.
I still need to start at the beginning though: What computer specs are
necessary?
Will a T60 suffice?
What are the main possible bottle necks?
I found this guide[1] helpful in setting up a basic server to serve
static web pages. Here is a basic summary of the first steps.
Install Apache.
$ sudo apt install apache2
Configure the firewall.
$ sudo ufw enable
$ sudo ufw allow 'Apache Full'
Determine your IP address.
$ hostname -I
In
To start off with a web server install Apache. sudo apt install apache2 ta
da.
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