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How to install Wordpress in a Linux system

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WordPress is one of the popular Content Management System (CMS). It is an open source website creation tool build by PHP. Most the websites are running through this application. It is also available in FTP server or we can configure it and run from our own servers. In this article we going to see how to install and run Wordpress in our local system. For installing wordpress the server should be a LAMP configured server since wordpress is a PHP based application, For LAMP installation, For Centos, Click here for RPM based machines. For Ubuntu, Click here for Debian based machines. Installing wordpress,     Download the wordpress opensource package from their official site Wordpress.Org . You can either download the zip file or tar.gz file. $ wget https://wordpress.org/latest.zip Unzip the file $ unzip latest.zip Move the unzipped file to the document root of your apache server. $ mv wordpress /usr/local/apache-2.4.37/htdocs/ Add a Virtual host to r

How to Install LAMP Stack on Linux - Ubuntu 17.04

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What is LAMP?     LAMP stands for Linux with Apache, Mysql and PHP. In this article we are going to see how to install a LAMP stack in Debian based machines Ubuntu-17.04. We are going to install all these packages through source installation which allows us to install required versions. Installing Apache:     On my previous articles i showed how to run a customized apache through source installation. Click here if you miss the article for installing Apache. Installing Mysql:     On Ubuntu machine we are going to install the default mysql through apt. $ apt-get install mysql-server $ systemctl start mysql Installing PHP:     As already told we are configuring applications through source installations. Downloading the source package,     Download the package from PHP official site. Click here to go to the downloads page. This page has the latest stable version for PHP.  For older versions Click here. $ wget http://am1.php.net/get/php-7.2.11.tar.gz/from/

How to Install LAMP Stack on Linux - Centos 7

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What is LAMP?     LAMP stands for Linux with Apache, Mysql and PHP. In this article we are going to see how to install a LAMP stack in Centos 7 machine. We are going to install all these packages through source installation which allows us to install required versions. Installing Apache:     On my previous articles i showed how to run a customized apache through source installation. Click here if you miss the article for installing Apache. Installing Mysql:     On centos 7 the default mysql server is MariaDB. You can either install MariaDB directly or MYSQL through repository. I have provided steps for both installation. But i suggest to go with MYSQL since it supports more applications like wordpress,etc.,. Installing MariaDB through Yum, $ yum install mariadb-server $ systemctl start mariadb Installing through rpm, Downloading and adding the repository, $ wget http://repo.mysql.com/mysql-community-release-el7-5.noarch.rpm $ rpm -ivh mysql-community-r

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