Month: October 2015

drupal

Automated Scripted Install for Drupal on CentOS7/RHEL7 Linux

To get an instance of Drupal running on a fresh and minimal install of CentOS7/RHEL7 is the goal. Here is an automated scripted install for Drupal on CentOS7/RHEL7 Linux. It is not all inclusive. It doesn’t take into accounts a MariaDB password or MariaDB hardening. Just a quick script to get things running rather quickly, preferably on a development environment….

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Automated Scripted Install for Drupal on CentOS6/RHEL6 Linux

Every now and again, you get the urge to try something new. Drupal is the project for today. The goal is to create an automated script to install Drupal on a fresh and minimal install of CentOS 6. Here is an automated scripted install for Drupal and drush, a command line supplement, on CentOS6/RHEL6 Linux. The script is not all…

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Change GUI to NON-GUI mode in CentOS7

The preference for me is to work on a Linux box in a terminal.  However, recently encountered the need for GUI.  I happened to have a CentOS 7 install with GUI, but the default boot will boot into NON-GUI. GUI to CLI to GUI Commands # Check the current settings systemctl get-default # Change to GUI mode. systemctl set-default graphical.target…

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Automated Scripted Install of WordPress on CentOS7/RHEL7 Linux

Sometime ago, I wrote an automated script to install WordPress on a CentOS 5 install of Linux. Over the years, the repos and WordPress requirements changed as did CentOS upgrades through CentOS 6. The script was modified accordingly. The script had to be modified considerably for CentOS 7 which facilitates the need for a new article. Here is an automated…

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