YunoHost is a server operating system that makes it easy to host your own services such as mail, cloud, and more. It is based on Debian GNU/Linux and has a large selection of applications that can be easily installed and managed through its web interface. In this tutorial, we will walk through the process of installing YunoHost on Void Linux.
First, we need to add the YunoHost repository to Void Linux. Open a terminal and run the following command:
sudo sh -c 'echo "repository=https://repo.yunohost.org/stable/${XBPS_TARGET_ARCH}/" > /etc/xbps.d/90-yunohost-repo.conf'
This will add the repository to the /etc/xbps.d/
directory.
Now that the repository has been added, we can install YunoHost packages. Run the following command:
sudo xbps-install yunohost
This will download and install all the necessary packages required for YunoHost to function properly.
After the packages are installed, we need to configure YunoHost. Run the following command:
sudo yunohost tools postinstall
This will open the YunoHost post-installation wizard. Follow the wizard steps to configure your YunoHost installation.
Once the wizard is complete, you can access the YunoHost web interface by opening your web browser and navigating to https://your-server-ip
. You should see the YunoHost login page.
Now that YunoHost is installed and configured, you can add domains and services.
To add a domain, navigate to the YunoHost web interface and click on "Domains" in the left-hand menu. Click the "Add domain" button and follow the wizard steps to add your domain.
To add a service, navigate to the YunoHost web interface and click on "Applications" in the left-hand menu. Click the "Install" button next to the service you want to install and follow the wizard steps to install the service.
Congratulations! You have successfully installed YunoHost on your Void Linux server and added domains and services to your YunoHost instance.
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