Some common commands and operations for Linux configuration Jforum __linux

ls to view all files and folders in the current directory, as shown in blue for the folder, white for file Ls-al View all files in the current directory, including subfolders below the file and folder CD into a folder, such as CD music, that goes into the Music folder CD. Go back to the previous directory CD/go to the root directory pwd view the current directory cp-rf/home/user1/*/root/temp/ Copy Everything under the/home/user1 directory to/root/temp/without copying the User1 directory itself. The format is: CP-RF original path/destination path/
Mysqld_safe--defaults-file=/data/my3306.cnf & Start the MySQL server, the following & means open again, the current terminal can also use PS aux | grep mysqld Check if there is a mysqld process in the process, that is, to see if MySQL starts Mysql-uroot--socket=/data/mysql3306/mysqld.sock starts the MySQL client into the MySQL client: show databases; View system all database quit exit database
Some commands to install Java sudo apt-get install default-jre sudo apt-get is a directive that requires administrator assignment, which can be installed on the system some software, large permissions, so need administrator allocation, Open this permission (JRE is Java running environment) sudo apt-get Update if there are errors after installation, use this command to renew the sudo apt-get install DEFAULT-JDK with the JRE installation, the JDK is the Java development environment Java-version to determine whether the Java environment is properly installed, the Java Runtime version of the information is installed as normal
Some of the commands for installing jforum wget http://jforum.net/jforum-2.1.9.zip Download Jforum-2.1.9.zip compressed packets from the network unzip Jforum-2.1.9.zip Decompression download of the Jforum installation package MV jforum-2.1.9 jforum transfer jforum-2.1.9 to Jforum, will be renamed jforum-2.1.9 folder Jforum
Some instructions about Tomcat Apt-get install TOMCAT7 installation tomcat7 sudo find/-name startup.sh under the root directory look for files whose names are startup.sh./shutdown.sh. /represents execution, which means that executing the SHUTDOWN.SH program sudo./startup.sh means execute startup.sh program sudo mkdir/usr/share/tomcat7/logs create this folder in the Run directory
Move Forum configuration into Tomcat Find/-name Server.xml Locate files in the root directory that are not server.xml sudo vim/etc/tomcat7/server.xml Open server.xml file for editing: Q Exit View Document page, return to command-line interface vim index.html open index.html file
Configure the database for Jforum, jforum to configure MySQL access ifconfig view native IP address mysql-uroot--socket=/data/mysql3306/mysqld.sock start MySQL Client Create Database Jforum; Create an Jforum database grant all on jforum.* to jforum@ ' native IP address ' identified by ' Jforum ' gives all the permissions to the Jforum database, ". *" to represent all the tables of the database, All tables to jforum users, sudo chmod-r 777 Jforum gives read-write access to Jforum database-R loop 777 to all users read-write permissions sudo find jforum ' * ' | Xargs grep-i ' Type=innodb ' Find all Files with Type=innodb ' fields under Jforum folder Vim Xxxx.sql for this kind of file exit use: Wq instruction