How to install php webapp?

[Nord1ing]

Hello,

I try (unsuccessful) to install a webapp to my ubuntu server (web moneymanager ex). The description of installation is easy: "unpack the archive to webserver", and that is completely unclear for me.

 

Looking as example at webmin installation,  I unpacked downloaded app to /usr/share/[mmex webapp].

 

But I cannot access it even from localhost.

And i struggle to find any info how to install webapps correctly.

Do someone have any info about?

[C2dan88]

Just google it, one such guide I found.

https://vitux.com/install-and-configure-webmin-on-ubuntu/

[Nord1ing]

1 hour ago, C2dan88 said:

Just google it, one such guide I found.

https://vitux.com/install-and-configure-webmin-on-ubuntu/

Thank you, but exactly, webmin have a good guide and work well for me.

I try to install moneymangere-ex webapp on my server (ubuntu) :/

[C2dan88]

For web moneymanager ex you upload the WebApp folder to your http servers (or virtualhost) document root folder. Where that is is how you have configured the server. Default docroot for Apache on Ubuntu it is /var/www/html

[Nord1ing]

19 minutes ago, C2dan88 said:

For web moneymanager ex you upload the WebApp folder to your http servers (or virtualhost) document root folder. Where that is is how you have configured the server. Default docroot for Apache on Ubuntu it is /var/www/html

Well, still that does not work:

 

 

Webmin was easy to install using *.deb.

Nextcloud was easy to install by extracting archive to /var/www/html (as example, not on this systeme).

 

But in mmex webapp there is no html files, but only *.php o.O

[C2dan88]

Delete index.html from /var/www/html

 

If you have not done so install sqlite and enable php sqlite3 extension

sudo apt install sqlite3 php-sqlite3
sudo systemctl restart apache2

Rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess

cd /etc/www/html
mv htaccess.txt .htaccess

 

[Nord1ing]

On 2/25/2020 at 10:03 PM, C2dan88 said:

Delete index.html from /var/www/html

 

If you have not done so install sqlite and enable php sqlite3 extension

sudo apt install sqlite3 php-sqlite3
sudo systemctl restart apache2

Rename htaccess.txt to .htaccess

cd /etc/www/html
mv htaccess.txt .htaccess

 

Thank you! That worked great!

Now everything is accessible, and over https