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Feature Request: Installation & Run

Open mazzespazze opened this issue 5 years ago • 9 comments

Would be possible to have in the read me an example of how to run the whole project? I'm not really familiar with PHP or any server language.

Thanks a lot, great job all of you! :D

mazzespazze avatar Aug 07 '19 15:08 mazzespazze

It's quite easy if you know how to administrate a linux website. I installed it in ~10 minutes. It's probably a few weeks or months if you know nothing about linux.... :(

Try to search for "LAMP Stack" knowing that many docs are outdated...

You need:

  • A domain name (example: mazzespatte.com).
  • A linux "host" (example: kimsufi) - I suggest debian or ubuntu. - A computer at home is fine too if you can reach it from outside.

You will need to know the meaning of:

  • Debian or Ubuntu.
  • Apache.
  • MySql (phpmyadmin)
  • SSL certificate or HTTPS. (highly recommanded).

gabrielklein avatar Sep 14 '19 22:09 gabrielklein

no needs apache, with nginx less problem

i can help you with installing you can ask me in telegram -- @TTaraskin https://t.me/TTaraskin

221V avatar Sep 14 '19 22:09 221V

Hi anyone who could help me run it on vps thank you

WolfMaster0 avatar Mar 05 '20 00:03 WolfMaster0

Hi anyone who could help me run it on vps thank you

i can, write me in telegram

221V avatar Mar 05 '20 18:03 221V

Yeah @gabrielklein I am familiar with Linux. The issue is that there is no section in this git regarding how to configure this project on a server and having it actually running.

Can anyone here share some? Once an Ubuntu Server is up and running with nginx, what's the next step?

mazzespazze avatar Mar 12 '20 21:03 mazzespazze

nginx, php-fpm, mariadb

also you can use FileZilla and DBeaver

221V avatar Mar 13 '20 14:03 221V

do not forget about php extensions (change from php7.0 to your 7.2/7.4 etc)

sudo apt-get install php7.0-mysql
sudo apt-get install php7.0-mbstring
sudo apt-get install php7.0-zip
sudo apt-get install php7.0-bz2
sudo apt-get install php7.0-gd

221V avatar Apr 29 '20 16:04 221V

Hi, For us that dont really understand all the things going on in the background, could anyone make a step by step guide to have to get these things installed proper and working? Seen a video on Youtube that mentions the need for php and mysql to work, however for most normal people, saying that doesnt really tell us much. A guide would be super appreciated.

Mikkel112 avatar Aug 18 '23 11:08 Mikkel112