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Install the PHP/Java/Apache in Linux (For the student of BSc. (Computer Science).You can use the tricks for the Fedora Based System/Debian Based System (Fedora Based System (.rpm) - Redhat, CentOS,Fedora etc/ Debian Based System(.deb) - Ubuntu ,mint,debian etc).
For Fedora Based System:-
- yum install package-name
- e.g. yum install php-cli* (for the php-cli package in CentOS/Redhat etc).
- yum is used to install the online package from the respected OS repo location.
If you have offline package as .rpm so follow this instruction..
- rpm -q packagename (it is use to query whether package is installed or not)
- e.g. rpm -q php-cli (To query that PHP interpreter is installed or not
- for install a rpm package
- rpm -ivh package-name.rpm
- e.g. rpm -ivh php-cli_xxx_xxx.rpm (to install the jdk in centos/redhat).
- xxx_xxx version and build name that means you have to enter the correct name of package and install.
For Debian Based System:-
- sudo apt-get install package-name
- e.g. sudo apt-get install php-cli* (for the php-cli package in Ubuntu/Debian/Mint etc).
- apt-get is used to install the online package from the respected OS repo location.
If you have offline package as .deb so follow this instruction..
- for install a debpackage
- sudo dpkg -i DEB_PACKAGENAME.deb
- e.g. sudo dpkg -i packagename.deb (To install package name in Debian based OS).
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