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To install neofetch on Fedora 39, follow these steps.Step 1 : Ensure your system is up-to-date by running the following command in the terminal:sudo dnf update Step 2 : Search for neofetch in the Fedora repository using the following command:sudo dnf search neofetch Step 3 : Once you identify the neofetch package, install it with the following command:sudo dnf install neofetch Step 4 : After installation, verify the installed version by typing:neofetch --version Step 5 : Run neofetch to display

To install wget on Fedora 39, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Start by updating the package repository to ensure you have the latest information about available packages. Open a terminal and run the following command:sudo dnf update Step 2 : Use the package manager to search for the wget package. Execute the following command:sudo dnf search wget Step 3 : Once you identify the wget package in the search results, proceed to install it using the following command:sudo dnf install wget Step 4 : Aft

To configure SELinux on Fedora 39, follow these steps:Step 1 : By default, SELinux is enabled. Verify its status using the following command:getenforce Step 2 : Obtain detailed SELinux status information with the following command:sestatus Step 3 : Understand SELinux Modes - Enforcing, Permissive, Disabled:- Enforcing: SELinux actively denies actions that violate the security policy.- Permissive: SELinux logs actions that would be denied in enforcing mode but allows them to occur.- Disabled: SEL

To install Let's Encrypt SSL in Apache on Fedora 39, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Ensure Domain DNS VerificationEnsure that your domain is correctly configured and its DNS settings are propagated to allow Let's Encrypt to verify it.Step 2 : Update Systemsudo dnf update Step 3 : Install Certbot and Apache Pluginsudo dnf install certbot python3-certbot-apache Step 4 : Restart Apachesudo systemctl restart httpd Step 5 : Create and Add Apache ConfigurationCreate a new Apache configuration file fo

To install WordPress on Fedora 39 with a LAMP stack, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Install LAMP StackIf you haven't installed the LAMP stack yet, refer to the Fedora 39 Guides for detailed instructions. Fedora 39 GuidesStep 2 : SELinux Configuration (Optional)Fedora typically has SELinux enabled by default. You can refer to the SELinux configuration guide in the Fedora 39 Guides for further information. In this case, for simplicity, we'll temporarily disable SELinux by running the command:sete

To install phpMyAdmin on Fedora 39 and integrate it with Apache, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Begin by ensuring your system is up-to-date. Open a terminal and run the following command:sudo dnf update Step 2 : Next, install phpMyAdmin using the DNF package manager:sudo dnf install phpmyadmin Step 3 : Modify phpMyAdmin ConfigurationOpen the phpMyAdmin configuration file in a text editor. In this case, we'll use the following command to open the file:sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf.d/phpMyAdmin.conf

To install PHP 8.2 on the Apache web server running on Fedora 39, follow the steps below:Step 1 : Update your system's package list to ensure you have the latest information about available packages and their versions.sudo dnf update Step 2 : Install the Remi repository, which provides up-to-date versions of PHP.sudo dnf install http://rpms.remirepo.net/fedora/remi-release-39.rpm -y Step 3 : Check the available PHP modules to ensure the Remi repository is recognized.sudo dnf module list php Step

To install and configure Apache Virtual Host on Fedora 39, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Begin by updating your system to ensure you have the latest packages and dependencies.sudo dnf update Step 2 : If Apache is not installed, install it using the following command:sudo dnf install httpd Step 3 :Create a directory to host your website files. Replace "/var/www/example.com" with your preferred path.sudo mkdir -p /var/www/example.com Step 4 : Create index.htmlCreate a simple HTML file to test yo

To install and configure Apache on Fedora 39, follow these steps.Step 1 : Ensure your system is up-to-date with the latest packages.sudo dnf update Step 2 : Install the Apache web server on your Fedora system.sudo dnf install httpd Step 3 : If you are using a firewall, open ports for HTTP and HTTPS to allow web traffic.sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=http sudo firewall-cmd --permanent --add-service=https Step 4 : Reload the firewall to apply the changes.sudo firewall-cmd --reload Ste

To install Let's Encrypt SSL on Nginx in Fedora 39.Step 1 : Ensure that the domain has DNS records set up for verification.Step 2 : Update your system:sudo dnf update Step 3 : Install Certbot and the Nginx plugin:sudo dnf install certbot python3-certbot-nginx Step 4 : Create a configuration file for your domain (e.g., example.devtutorial.io) and add the necessary configurations:sudo nano /etc/nginx/conf.d/example.devtutorial.io.conf Add configurations for your domain:server { listen 80;

To install WordPress with LEMP on Fedora 39, follow the steps outlined below.Step 1 : Install LEMP StackIf you haven't installed the LEMP stack, refer to the Fedora Guides for detailed instructions Fedora 39 GuidesStep 2 : Adjust SELinux Settings (Optional)By default, Fedora has SELinux enabled. You can refer to the configuration in Fedora 39 Guides for more details. In this tutorial, we'll temporarily disable SELinux:setenforce 0 Step 3 : Create Database- Log in to MySQLsudo mysql - Create a us

Fedora 39 is a Linux-based operating system that belongs to the Fedora Project, a community-driven and sponsored project by Red Hat. Known for its commitment to free and open-source software, Fedora is a cutting-edge distribution that incorporates the latest technologies and innovations.Table of ContentsInstallInitialHow To Install FirewallD on Fedora 39LAMP stackHow to Install and Configure Apache on Fedora 39How to set up Apache Virtual Host on Fedora 39How to Install PHP 8.2 for Apache on Fed

To install phpMyAdmin with Nginx on Fedora 39, follow the steps below.Step 1 : Begin by updating the package repositories:sudo dnf update Step 2 : Install phpMyAdmin with the following command:sudo dnf install phpmyadmin Step 3 : Create a new configuration file for phpMyAdmin in Nginx:sudo nano /etc/nginx/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf Add the following configuration:server { listen 80; server_name phpmyadmin.example.com; root /usr/share/nginx/phpMyAdmin; index index.php index.html index

To install MariaDB on Fedora 39, follow the steps outlined below.Step 1 : Ensure that your system is up to date by running the following command:sudo dnf update Step 2 : Install MariaDB using the following command:sudo dnf install mariadb-server Step 3 : Start and enable MariaDB to run on system boot:sudo systemctl start mariadb sudo systemctl enable mariadb Step 4 : Check the status of MariaDB to ensure it is running:sudo systemctl status mariadb Step 5 : Run the following command to secure you

To install PHP 8.2 for Nginx on Fedora 39, follow these steps:Step 1 : Update your system to ensure you have the latest packages and dependencies.sudo dnf update Step 2 : Install the Remi repository that provides the PHP packages.sudo dnf install http://rpms.remirepo.net/fedora/remi-release-39.rpm -y Step 3 : Check PHP Modulessudo dnf module list php Step 4 : Enable PHP Remi Repositorysudo dnf module enable php:remi-8.2 -y Step 5 : Install PHP 8.2 and essential components.sudo dnf install -y php