Tag: Amazon Linux

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Sendmail configuration

In OpenSuse the former directory will be used, in Amazon Linux, Fedora and Redhat the latter will be used.

sendmail, milter, bootstrap.properties, Jiglu domain, Amazon Linux
Stephen Hebditch

PostgreSQL installation

To create the files on OpenSuse use: systemctl start postgresql On Amazon Linux, Fedora or Redhat instead use: /usr/bin/postgresql-setup initdb systemctl start postgresql Set postgres superuser password It is good practice to set a password for the postgres super user.

PostgreSQL, database, Configuration, Amazon Linux, package installation
Stephen Hebditch

Configuring Apache

Automatic starting To enable Apache to start when the server is booted, on OpenSuse use: systemctl enable apache2 systemctl start apache2 On Amazon Linux, Fedora or Redhat use: systemctl enable httpd systemctl start httpd

Apache, Proxying, HTTP server, Configuration, package installation
Stephen Hebditch

Tomcat installation

On OpenSuse use: zypper install tomcat On Amazon Linux instead use: dnf install tomcat10 Configuration Configuration files for Tomcat are normally located in /etc/tomcat or /etc/tomcat8.

Tomcat, RMI, package installation, Configuration, Amazon Linux
Stephen Hebditch

Java installation

On OpenSuse use: zypper install java-21-openjdk java-21-openjdk-headless On Amazon Linux instead use: yum install java-21-amazon-corretto java-21-amazon-corretto-headless If Java was already installed you may need to check the correct JRE is set as the default: update-alternatives --config java

Java, JRE, Linux, OpenSuse, Amazon Linux
Stephen Hebditch

Jiglu installation directories

/usr/share/sendmail-cf/mailer Sendmail mailer configuration files for Fedora and Amazon Linux.

Configuration, Directories, email, database, OpenSuse
Stephen Hebditch