Install Cmdbuild Ubuntu

There is two ways to install Apache Http server on Ubuntu:. Use apt command to install it automatically.

Configure and build the source code, and install it manually.1. Install it automatically1. Search Apache package with “apt-cache search” commandapt-cache search apache2.

Get Apache package name “apache2”, issue the “apt-get” install command. You need “sudo” privileged for this installation.sudo apt-get install apache23.

Done, run your favor internet browser, e.g firefox or IE. Type “ in your browser’s URL text box.4. If you see the words “It work!” in your browser, it means Apache is installed on Ubuntu successfully. NoteThe option –prefix is indicate the path where the server will installed, and –enable-shared is activated the load module support, it’s better to turn it on during installation stage for the future extend or customize the functionality without recompiling the server.4. Build it with “make” command.make5. Install it with “install” command, you need “sudo” privileged for this installation.sudo make install6. Done, all the Apache http server’s files and folders are located at /usr/local/apache.

Install Cmdbuild Ubuntu Laptop

Should you install it manually or automatically?This is really depend on your needs, and also your expertise. The “apt-get” command allocate all the folders structure properly, create start scripts in init.d file and configured many post-installation settings automatically.

If you are lazy and do not care about the folder structure, then this is definitely the best choice to go.However if you want to customize the Apache folder structure during the installation and need full control of what happened in your machine, the manual ways is what you need. The lazy apt-get install is the faster way to go:).