Linux Web Application Installation
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| − | + | # Download the web application onto your Linux server. You can use any method of doing so, cURL, wget, scp. We recommend downloading to the /tmp directory but anywhere that the file can be written and read from will suffice | |
| − | + | # Unzip the .zip | |
| − | + | # Change working directory into the newly created directory. It should have the same name as the .zip | |
| − | + | # Run the following command: <code>sudo ./LinuxInstaller.sh</code> | |
| − | + | # When the installer runs you will be asked a series of questions and then the install will complete | |
Revision as of 20:35, 6 June 2023
This page gives general instructions on how to install 360Works web applications onto Ubuntu 20 and 22
Prerequisites
1. sudo privileges
2. The unzip utility installed. You can install it by running the command: sudo apt install unzip
3.(Optional) A working knowledge of Linux commands
Instructions
- Download the web application onto your Linux server. You can use any method of doing so, cURL, wget, scp. We recommend downloading to the /tmp directory but anywhere that the file can be written and read from will suffice
- Unzip the .zip
- Change working directory into the newly created directory. It should have the same name as the .zip
- Run the following command:
sudo ./LinuxInstaller.sh - When the installer runs you will be asked a series of questions and then the install will complete
