The installation process consists of a number of steps where you will be askedįor configuration details such as the location of your database server.Do you want to install GUI on your Ubuntu server? You can totally do that in most scenarios and I am going to discuss the steps in details in this tutorial.īut before you see that, let me tell you why the server edition does not come with GUI and in which cases you could install the GUI on your server. Something like AtoM will redirect you to the installer The URL can greatlyĬhange depending on your web server configuration. Open your browser and type the URL in the address bar. The necessary tables and initial data to the database recently created. It’s a simple web interface thatĬhanges some internal configuration files according to your environment and adds You should now be ready to run the installer. Or remove it unless you are using Ubuntu 14.04. Note that the section “Zend OPcache” won’t work in Ubuntu 12.04.
use # ATOM_DEBUG_IP to define a list of IP addresses with full access to the # debug frontend or ATOM_READ_ONLY if you want AtoM to prevent # authenticated users env = "10.10.10.10,127.0.0.1" env = "off" php_admin_value = 1 php_admin_value = 0 php_admin_value = 192 php_admin_value = 16 php_admin_value = 4000 php_admin_value = 0 php_admin_value = 1 # This is a good place to define some environment variables, e.g.
# Don't use this in Ubuntu 12.04, it won't work. # The user running the application user = listen.owner = 0600 # The following directives should be tweaked based in your hardware resources pm = dynamic pm.max_children = 30 pm.start_servers = 10 pm.min_spare_servers = 10 pm.max_spare_servers = 10 pm.max_requests = 200 chdir = / # Some defaults for your PHP production environment # A full list here: php_admin_value = off php_admin_value = on php_admin_value = 512M php_admin_value = 120 php_admin_value = 72M php_admin_value = 64M php_admin_value = 10 php_admin_value = 0 php_admin_value = off php_admin_value = off php_admin_value = off php_admin_value = 0 # APC, which is still used in PHP 5.5 for userland memory cache unless you # are switching to something like sfMemcacheCache php_admin_value = 1 php_admin_value = 64M php_admin_value = 5000 php_admin_value = 0 # Zend OPcache # Only in Ubuntu 14.04 (PHP 5.5).
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