Method 1: APT-Mirror
First install Apache server
Step 1 :- sudo apt-get install apache2
Now, install APT-Mirror using command:
Step 2 :- sudo apt-get install apt-mirror
Now, create a directory to save all packages.
For example, let us create a directory called “/myrepo”. We are going to save all packages in this directory:
Step 3 :- sudo mkdir /myrepo
Now, open the file /etc/apt/mirror.list file,
Step 4 :- sudo vi /etc/apt/mirror.list
Step 5 :- cd /var/www/html
Step 6 :- tar -zxvf Joomla_3.4.3-Stable-Full_Package.tar.gz
Change the Ownership of Directory
Warning:- If you extracted the files into a folder called ‘Joomla‘, then your site will be accessed at yoursitename.com/Joomla.
Remove source file and change ownership of directory with user and group “apache” recursively with below command.
Step 7 :- rm -rf Joomla_3.4.3-Stable-Full_Package.tar.gz
Step 8 :- chown -R apache:apache /var/www/html/
Step 9 :- ls -l
Apache Server Configuration
Open Apache configuration file with VI or your choice editor.
Step 10 :- vi /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
Search directive as below and change it appropriate.
ServerAdmin admin@cloudnetwork.in
ServerName test.cloudnetwork.in:80
Note: User and Group should be apache
Restart httpd (Apache) Service
Restart Apache web service.
Step 11 :- systemctl restart httpd.service or service httpd restart
To make httpd service started automatically in next boot, use below command.
Step 12 :- systemctl enable httpd.service or chkconfig --level 35 httpd on
Verify your httpd is running and listening request on port 80.
Step 13 :- netstat -antp | grep httpd
tcp 0 0 :::80 :::* LISTEN 1705/httpd
Iptables (Firewall) Configuration
Please open port 80 on firewall or disable iptables
Step 14 :- firewall-cmd --zone=public --add-port=80/tcp --permanent
Step 15 :- firewall-cmd --reload
Create Joomla Database
You can set MySQL root password using following command or else skip if you already
Step 17 :- mysqladmin -u root password ‘fedora'
Login with root credential in MySQL.
Step 18 :- mysql -u root -p
Create database called “joomla” in MySQL.
Step 19 :- mysql> create database joomla;
Grant privilege on joomla database for “joomla” user in MySQL.
Step 20 :- mysql> grant all on joomla.* to joomla@'localhost' identified by ‘fedora';
Step 21 :- mysql> flush privileges;
Restart MySQL service and auto enable at system startup.
Step 22 :- systemctl restart mariadb.service && systemctl enable mariadb.service
Step 23 :- service mysqld restart && chkconfig --level 35 mysqld on
Installation and Configuration of Joomla
Open your browser and type
http://192.168.0.124
http://192.168.0.124/installation
to configure Joomla step by step.
Database Configuration
Fill up the details like database name, username and password which was set earlier in Step 6 for MySQLsettings and click ‘Next‘.
FTP Configuration
Install Sample Data
Congratulation! Joomla ! Installation Completed.
Error
Notice: If you get any error saying that the configuration file or directory is not writable, that means you have to copy and paste the following configuration code to ‘configuration.php’ file in your site root folder.
Click on this link : https://jumpshare.com/v/YbGz0lSkWBOo473I9x7A?b=rv3CQKpVgFsrb8TVrylp
Caution: Remove installation directory clicking button ‘Remove Installation‘. If you get error that installation folder could not be deleted, you can use following command to delete manually.
# rm -rf installation/
That's it
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