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<rss version="2.0"><channel><category>pcsoft.us.windev</category><copyright>Copyright 2026, PC SOFT</copyright><lastBuildDate>21 Sep 2017 08:51:00 Z</lastBuildDate><pubDate>21 Sep 2017 08:51:00 Z</pubDate><description># You need to be comfortable with Linux. This is not a tutorial but a brief script to save other people the hours of time I put in researching this.&#13;
# These suggestions come from the PCSoft documentation, some discoveries I made during my many, many install attempts and a prior post in this forum by Mr Black&#13;
# My previous post would get an App Server installed, but deployment did not work&#13;
# With these additional instructions, you will be able to deploy and run a web site&#13;
#Console commands are in Blue&#13;
# For this installation I used bunsenlabs linux (www.bunsenlabs.org)&#13;
# It allows installation of a pre-configured LAMP server during the post installation script. And was the one version of Debian Jessie that allowed a successful install&#13;
# you may need Winscp and Putty on your Windows computer&#13;
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# Once Linux is installed -&#13;
Login using the username and password you selected during installation&#13;
#the post installation script will assure that all updates are applied&#13;
&#13;
#download and install Webmin from www.webmin.com (you really need this) using the web browser in bunsenlabs linux&#13;
# open a terminal session&#13;
sudo su&#13;
apt install vsftpd libqtcore4 libqtgui4 libc6-dev libstdc++-4.9-dev zlib1g-dev ttf-mscorefonts-installer&#13;
nano /etc/vsftpd.conf&#13;
#uncomment "write_enabled=YES"&#13;
#uncomment "local_umask=022"&#13;
#cntl-O to save&#13;
#cntl-X to exit&#13;
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#Upload the following files to your Documents folder folder using WinScp&#13;
# WEBDEV_Install.zip&#13;
# webdev_install_test64&#13;
# mantainstall.zip&#13;
# manta_install64&#13;
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cd /home/_your_login_account/Documents&#13;
chmod +x *64&#13;
./webdev_install_test64&#13;
# dialog 1 - scroll down and accept license agreement&#13;
# dialog 2 - all prerequisites should be installed so just select "Next &gt;"&#13;
# dialog 3 - accept default setup directory&#13;
# dialog 4 - no changes necessary, select "Next &gt;" unless you want to host sites&#13;
made with a version prior to 22, then change as appropriate&#13;
# dialog 5 - accept "webdevadmin" as the user and group for managing the sites, select "Next &gt;"&#13;
# dialog 6 - select "Yes"&#13;
# dialog 7 - select "Yes"&#13;
# dialog 8 - select "Yes"&#13;
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usermod -a -G webdevadmin www-data&#13;
&#13;
#now run this command a second time and choose "Upgrade"&#13;
./webdev_install_test64&#13;
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cd /etc/apache2/mods-enabled&#13;
ln -s ../mods-available/actions.load ./actions.load&#13;
ln -s ../mods-available/actions.conf ./actions.conf&#13;
ln -s ../mods-available/cgi.load ./cgi.load&#13;
reboot&#13;
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# after the system boots, login again&#13;
# using webmin in the browser enter http://localhost:10000 as the URL&#13;
# in the menus and tabs choose "Servers, Apache Webserver, General Configuration, Configure Apache Modules"&#13;
# make sure the Actions and CGI modules are checked ( and leave all existing checked modules checked) and then click the "Enable Selected Modules" button at the bottom of the page&#13;
# Log out of Webmin&#13;
# Enter http://localhost/WDAdminWeb220 and login as Admin&#13;
# Create a WebDev account using the same name and password as your Linux login&#13;
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# now open a terminal&#13;
&#13;
sudo su&#13;
cd /home/_your_login_/Documents&#13;
./manta_install64&#13;
# dialog 1 - scroll down and accept license agreement&#13;
# dialog 2 - accept default setup directory&#13;
# dialog 3 - accept or change server name but keep other settings&#13;
# dialog 4 - accept or decline&#13;
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usermod -a -G _your_login_account www-data&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/data&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/site&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/ftp_webdev&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/webserviceREST&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/webserviceSOAP&#13;
mkdir /home/_your_login_account/data&#13;
&#13;
#You will now be able to deploy a site using your login account as the ftp account and the same account name as your WebDev account.&#13;
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# to Manage WebDev go to "http://[your server URL]/WDAdminWeb220 - Login: ADMIN Password: admin&#13;
# to Manage HFSQL go to "http://[your server URL]/WDAdminHF220 - Login: ADMIN Password:&#13;
# to Manage SAAS go to "http://[your server URL]/WDAdminSaaS220 - Login: ADMIN Password: admin&#13;
# Note: you can also use the Windows based HFSQL Control Center to manage the HFSQL server</description><ttl>30</ttl><generator>WEBDEV</generator><language>en_US</language><link>https://forum.pcsoft.fr/es-ES/pcsoft.us.windev/62712-more-installing-64-bit-debian-jessie-app-server/read.awp</link><title>More on installing a 64 bit Debian Jessie App Server</title><managingEditor>moderateur@pcsoft.fr (El moderador)</managingEditor><webMaster>webmaster@pcsoft.fr (El webmaster)</webMaster></channel></rss>
