Recently i have gone through tasksel command usage because of a server setup.why cant we use apt-get or aptitude there ? why Ubuntu wiki page has suggested me to do with tasksel only .is there any specific reason ? where else we have to use tasksel ?
Thank you .
I'm trying to install LAMP with a script, without user interaction. What I'm doing:
sudo apt-get install -y tasksel
sudo tasksel install lamp-server
Tasksel then asks me to set a root mysql server password. I either want to set this programatically (perhaps with an environment variable) or leave this as an empty password, which I can change manually later.
Any ideas?
The problem started in the following way. I was using tasksel from the terminal menu that it shows when I simply do sudo tasksel. I select Lamp Server from the list and started to install all packages related to it. The problem is that by mistake my friend clicked on the termina close button and then on accept, closing the terminal and the activity tasksel was doing.
I am using an ubutnu OS, I have installed LAMP stack using "tasksel", I am not able to find the "Configure Command" while I am going through phpinfo. But , in the same OS I am able to see the "Configure Command" only if I am compiling the php from source. Is anyone can explain how the tasksel hiding their "Configure Command" and how to find their "Configure Command".
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Dipu R
I'm trying to figure out how to get lampserver installed on 12.04 and I've seen different commands. Can I safely assume that each of the commands listed below will give me the same results or do they differ in the packages that get install?
-sudo tasksel install lamp-server
-sudo apt-get install lamp-server^
-sudo tasksel
Hi,
I am using Ubuntu 10.04 64 Bit and I have Installed:
Apache
MySQL
PHP
I followed the standard document :
First install tasksel...
sudo apt-get install tasksel
...
I would like to install debian with another desktop than Gnome. In this case I can't use tasksel but have to install every package with apt-get. What do I need to run debian with Windowmaker?
None of Virtual Midi nor Audacious nor any of the other new installations that I completed using sudo tasksel are producing any outputs through my computer speakers. SOUND, however, verifies that my Ubuntu installation *is* connected to my hardware. What's happening and how do I fix it so that I can actually use these installed softwares?
I know I have existing groups and users but I'm not sure about their association. Is there an shell command I can use to list all users or all groups and a command to list all groups/users for a specified user/group?
So something like showusers would list all users, and showgroups -u thisuser would show all the groups that have thisuser in it.
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