Install Edusec University Management System on Linux Mint 17
Edusec is a network-based university management software developed by ERP in India for the management of students and employees of universities/colleges/schools/institutions. Although the open-source Edusec version provides limited functions, it is still very useful for the basic education industry. The functions of the open-source version are as follows:
- Course Management Module: In this module, you can perform batch and partial course management.
- Student Management Module: You can add different courses for students. You can download reports in Excel or PDF format.
- Employee management module: information related to qualifications of a department or specified employee. Details of employees can be added.
- Fee Management: You can collect fees and generate documents and reports as needed.
- Information and notification: You can use a limited number of accounts to authenticate your account. administrators can send them messages, notifications, or other information of the day.
- Event Calendar: Provides the event calendar.
Install
We will use a Linux Mint 17 virtual machine. Recommended for running a real machine: 8 gb ram, core i5 processor, and 40 GB hard disk. Install the LAMP service.
As for how to install LAMP, I will not go into detail here. You can find related articles on the Internet, or refer to install LAMP on Ubuntu 14.04.
Ubuntu 10.04 LAMP Server Installation tutorial
First, you need to create a MYSQL database for Edusec. Create a directory for Edusec:
Mkdir/var/www/html/edusec
Download the installation package and decompress it to the installation directory:
Cp/tmp & wget http://ncu.dl.sourceforge.net/project/edusec/EduSec4.2.4.zip
Unzip EduSec4.2.4.zip-d/var/www/html/edsec
Set permissions for directories:
Chown www-data: www-data/var/www/html/edusec/-R
Restart the service:
/Etc/init. d/apache2 restart
/Etc/init. d/mysql restart
Enter the host address in the browser to install: http: // 127.0.0.1/edusec/install. php
The preceding page shows that one of the dependencies related to the PDP MySQL extension is not met. solve this problem first.
Open the php. ini file:
Vim/etc/php5/apache2/php. ini
Add the following content to the php. ini file:
Extension = pdo. so
Extension = pdo_mysql.so
OK, and then continue the installation:
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