Now save it and exit the file. Now copy and pest the script settings inside your Joomla configuration file with the Nano Editor. Now to active and allow your host files to get the Apache settings, run the a2enmod Apache script commands on your Ubuntu machine. Finally, I hope you have done all the settings and configurations correctly until now. By this, your system might get the Joomla installed and enabled. Now you should reload your Apache server and allow the Apache setting script to be rewritten.
Then, restart your Apache server again. We will be using the uncomplicated firewall ufw commands to check, enable, and disable the firewall settings. If you know the HTTP address and port of your website, you can make a specific security clearance from the firewall settings.
And, in the same way, to deny the firewall access for any website use the following command lines. If everything is done, you should get the Joomla login page. Create an ID with email and other credentials. But I am going to leave them as default. Now, after all the settings are done, you need to delete the temporary installation folder of Joomla.
Once you have deleted the folder, you will be redirected to the Joomla login page. Use your credentials and login to the Joomla CMS. Here you go, your Joomla is ready to be used. Once you have got access to the Joomla login page, you can choose all the settings from the web login interface page. The settings are very much easy to set up. Here you can choose the name of your website, username, database type, and other settings.
Then you will automatically be redirected to the login page again. This is the Joomla site administrator page, where you will be asked your username and password to enter inside the site. Normally it takes ten minutes to get the Joomla started.
If it takes more than that, check inside your PHP configuration setting file. You need to change execution time and the memory limit settings from the PHP runtime configuration file. The file must be named as php. Open that file with Nano or Vim editor, then enter the following script settings inside the phprc file. This post is all about how to get started with Joomla on Ubuntu Linux. At the end of this post, I would like to remind you of some common mistakes that you might do.
Be careful while you unzip the Joomla files and configure the settings. Change your Ubuntu user root permission if requires. By default, Skype sometimes blocks the Apache server port. I have tried to make all the installation and configuration processes clear to everyone. Specify the site name and the administrator password. Click Next to complete the installation.
IIS 6. If it does not already exist; create and open a Web. All links in Joomla pages now have URLs without query string parameters.
If you click on any of these links, the server returns a correct response:. This article updates " Joomla! Skip to main content. This browser is no longer supported.
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