Contents. 1. Infrastructure

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1 1. Infrastructure 2. Configuration Contents a. Join the Web Server to the Domain Controller b. Install PHP, mysql, apache c. Install and configure wordpress and virtual host d. Install and configure moodle and virtual host e. Install and configure joomla and virtual host f. Install and configure phpbb3 and virtual host g. Install and configure glpi and virtual host 1. Infrastructure Our project is to install and configure the web application such as moodle, joomla, wordpress, on one web server which using the DNS Service from the Active Directory on the Windows Server 2003.

2 a. Join Web Server to the Domain Controller 2. Configuration Firstly, make sure that our domain is working properly Configure the IP Address for the Web Server Then configure the DNS server for the Web Server

3 Then, from the terminal, type yast Go to Network Services Windows Domain Membership It will require you to install the samba-client, so just select Install Then, type the domain name and select the option as below and OK

4 It will ask you whether to join the domain or not, just Yes Then, type the password of the Administrator of the Domain Controller Here is the result Then, it need some more packages to be installed Just OK

5 Just Quit the Control Center Then, restart the machine by reboot After that, we will see the Web Server on the Domain Controller

6 It also has the record on the DNS database b. Install PHP, mysql, apache In the Search Phrase, type php and enter; select php5, and php5-mysql

7 Then, search for mysql and select mysql After that, search for apache and select apache2, apache2-mod_php5 and Accept It will ask to install some more dependency packages, so just OK

8 Now, let s start the apache2 by rcapache2 start Start the mysql service by rcmysql start After installing the needed packages and starting all the service, now let s copy the web applications to the Web Server by using the SSH Secure to /srv/www/htdocs/ Now we have all the web application on the Server in /srv/www/htdocs/

9 c. Install and configure wordpress and virtual host Now we are going to set the password for the mysql database by entering the following command line and press enter. The default password is blank Now we create the database for wordpress as below Extract the wordpress package as below Then change the ownership of /srv/www/htdocs/ to wwwrun.www

10 Then go to wordpress directory. We will see on file named wp-config-sample.php Rename it to wp-config.php and edit the file Specify the database name, database user, and database password

11 Now let s create the virtual host for wordpress by go to /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/ and copy the vhost.template to wordpress.conf and edit it Edit the file content as below Create the Alias Name for the Web Server in the DNS database

12 Then restart the apache and mysql service as below Access the wordpress through the browser by entering wordpress.server.net Click Install WordPress

13 Now we have successfully installed the wordpress, so don t forget the username and password Later on, when we access the it will show the webpage as below

14 To edit the webpage, type wordpress.server.net/wp-admin Type the username and password

15 Now we are able to edit the webpage d. Install and configure moodle and virtual host Firstly, we have to create the database for the moodle

16 Then, extract the moodle package After that, change the ownership of the moodle directory to wwwrun.www Then, get into the moodle directory and edit the file config-dist.php Specify the database name, database user, and database password Now let s create the virtual host for moodle in /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/ by copy the vhost.template to moodle.conf and edit it by vim moodle.conf

17 Edit the file as below As we have already created the virtual host for wordpress, so the Web Server cannot have another virtual. To enable the Web Server to run multiple virtual host, we have to edit some option in /etc/apache2/listen.conf Edit the syntax as below Don t forget to create the alias name for the moodle in the DNS database

18 Restart the apache and mysql service as below Access the moodle through the web browser by moodle.server.net Click Next

19 Click Next Click Next and then it will automatically create one directory named moodledata in /srv/www/htdocs/ Type the database name, user name, and password and click Next

20 Scroll down and click Next Click Next Click Continue

21 Click Yes Click Continue Scroll down and click Continue

22 Click Continue Click Continue Click Continue

23 Click Continue Click Continue Click Continue

24 Complete the needed information and click Upate profile Complete the Full site name and Short name for site and click Save Changes

25 Now we have successfully install the moodle Later on, when we access the it will show the interface as below

26 e. Install and configure joomla and virtual host First, we have to create the database for joomla as below Create one directory for joomla and extract the joomla package into the directory Then, change the ownership of the joomla directory to wwwrun.www Edit the file /etc/php5/apache2/php.ini

27 Turn on the display_errors Turn on the magic_quotes_gpc joomla.conf Create the virtual host for the joomla in /etc/apache2/vhosts.d/; copy the vhost.template to Edit the file as below

28 Make sure to create the alias name for the joomla in the DNS database Restart the apache and mysql service Access the joomla through the browse by typing joomla.server.net

29 Click Next Click Next Complete the needed information and click Next

30 Enter the Site name and click Next Complete the needed information and click Next Remember the Admin password

31 Later on, when we access the it will show the interface as below f. Install and configure phpbb3 and virtual host Extract the phpbb3 into /srv/www/htdocs/

32 Change the permission to config.php Create the virtual host for the phpbb3 Edit the file as below Create alias for the phpbb3 in the DNS database

33 Restart the apache and mysql service Access the phpbb3 through the browser to install it by phpbb3.server.net Click Proceed to next step

34 Click Start install Complete the needed information and click Proceed to next step Click Proceed to next step

35 Complete the needed information and click Proceed to next step Click Proceed to next step Click Proceed to next step

36 Click Proceed to next step Click Proceed to next step Here is the successful installation

37 Later on, when we access the it will show the content as below g. Install and configure glpi and virtual host Extract the glpi package into /srv/www/htdocs/

38 Change the directory ownership to wwwrun.www Grant the permission to the directory Create the virtual host for the glpi by copying the vhost.template to glpi.conf and edit it Edit file as below

39 Create the alias for glpi Restart the apache and mysql service Access the glpi from web browser to install it

40 Select the Language and click OK Select the first option and click Continue Click Installation

41 Click Continue Fill up the information and click Continue Select the database and click Continue

42 Click Continue The installation is completed successfully The default user is glpi and the password is glpi

43 One more thing to remember is that apache and mysql Services are just running on the memory because we just start them manually. When the machine is shut down or restart, both of them will stop. To make both of them start automatically when the machine is started, do the following