YunoHost is an open-source server operating system that helps people manage their personal servers easily. It allows users to host different web services, such as email, websites, and more, with just a few clicks. In this tutorial, we will explain how to install YunoHost on Ubuntu Server latest version.
To start, you must update the Ubuntu server system. Connect to the server using SSH or the terminal, and then run the following command
sudo apt update
sudo apt upgrade
This will update your system and install any new packages available.
Now that your system is up-to-date, you can proceed to install YunoHost. Run the following command to download the installation script from the YunoHost server:
wget https://install.yunohost.org/
Once the download is complete, you can execute the script with
sudo bash ./yunohost.yml
The installation process will begin. You will be asked several questions regarding server configuration, such as the hostname and domain name. Answer these questions accordingly.
YunoHost installation will take some time. Once the installation is done, you can access the YunoHost web interface by visiting your-domain.com/yunohost/admin
. You will need to log in to the interface to perform further configurations.
Once you have logged in to the YunoHost web interface, you can start configuring your server. First, you should secure your server by changing the default password.
Next, you can install different applications, such as a web server, a mail server, and much more. You can install an application by browsing the available applications in the YunoHost application store and clicking Install.
YunoHost is a user-friendly server operating system that makes it easy to manage all your server applications from a single web interface. In this tutorial, we have explained how to install YunoHost on Ubuntu Server. Now, you can start exploring YunoHost and its features on your own.
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