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Debian 8 

Table of Contents

Debian 7/ Debian 8 

Table of Contents

 

Note
titleDebian 8 Users

Debian 8 currently uses PHP 5.6 and is not supported. However, it will be supported in a future release.

Before You Begin

Ensure that System Requirements have been met prior to proceeding with the Installation Guide.

Install Requirements

1) Upgrade your current packages

Upgrade your current packages. 


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   apt-get update
   apt-get upgrade

 



2) Install Required Packages

PHP

Info
This step is only applicable to Debian 7 users. If you are using Debian 8, please skip this step.

 

All installations of ProVision require at least PHP 5.6

Installations of ProVision 7.x and newer require  PHP 7.1 (and related extensions). ProVision 7.x installations using Debian versions prior to Stretch 9 require updating to PHP 7.1. Debian Wheezy comes with PHP 5.4 by default. You can either add a repository which provides PHP

5

7.

6

1 or install PHP manually. 


Info

For

 In

this example, we are

going to use 3rd party repository that also upgrades the Apache to 2.4 as well as some other packages.

 

Edit sources.list:
(shown using the vi editor, though you may use the editor of your choice)

using Debian/Ubuntu installation instructions from:

https://ayesh.me/Ubuntu-PHP-7.1 , using  Ondřej Surý's PPA.

Another reference containing instructions for Debian 7, 8, CentOS / RHEL, MacOS X, and Windows is available here:

https://www.colinodell.com/blog/201612/installing-php-71

Depending on what repository you choose, installation instructions and syntax may differ.


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titleDebian 8 Install Package
sudo apt install apt-transport-https lsb-release ca-certificates 
sudo wget -O

 

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  vi /etc/apt/sources.list

Add the following lines to sources.list:

 

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  deb httptrusted.gpg.d/php.gpg https://packages.dotdeb.org wheezy-php56 all
  deb-src httpsury.org/php/apt.gpg 
sudo sh -c 'echo "deb https://packages.dotdeb.org wheezy-php56 allsury.org/php/ $(lsb_release -sc) main" > /etc/apt/sources.list.d/php.list' 
sudo apt update


Install the GPG key:

 

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  wget https://www.dotdeb.org/dotdeb.gpg
  apt-key add dotdeb.gpg

 

And update the packages list:


 

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   apt-get update

 


Install Apache2/PHP5PHP7/MySQL and development tools for pecl:

 



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titleClick here for the list of extensions...
PHP5

PHP 7.x / Apache2 / extensions

  • apache2 

  • libapache2-mod-php5 

  • php5 

  • php5-cgi 

  • php5-cli 

  • php5-gd 

  • php5-curl 

  • php5-ldap 

  • php5-mysqlnd 

  • php5-ssh2 

  • php-pear 

    • php5-dev 
    • httpd 
    • php7.1w 
    • php7.1w-opcache 
    • php7.1w-mysqlnd 
    • php7.1w-pdo 
    • php7.1w-ldap 
    • php7.1w-pecl-memcache 
    • php7.1w-bcmath 
    • php7.1w-devel 
    • php7.1w-pear 
    • php7.1w-cli
    • php7.1-imap

    Development tools for pecl / additional system packages:

    • curl 
    • openssl 
    • memcached 
    php5-memcache
    • mod_ssl


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       apt-get install apache2 libapache2-mod-php5 php5 php5php7.1 php7.1 php7.1-cgi php5php7.1-cli php5php7.1-gd php5php7.1-curl php5php7.1-ldap php5php7.1-mysqlnd php5php7.1-ssh2 php-pear php5php7.1-dev php7.1-imap curl openssl memcached php5php7.1-memcache

     


     While installing you will be asked to set the MySQL root password.

    MySQL

    Install MySQL 5.7 to use a local database. 


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    apt-get install mysql-server

    You will be asked to enter a root password for the mysql server.

     


    DNS and Additional Utilities

    Install the DNS and other utilities:

     
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    • curl 
    • openssl 
    • memcached 
    • php5php7.1-memcache 
    • nmap 
    • dnsutils 
    • bind9utils 
    • dnssec-tools 
    • expect

     



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    apt-get install curl openssl memcached php5php7.1-memcache nmap dnsutils bind9utils dnssec-tools expect

     


    3) Configuring the requirements:

    SSL

    Enable the necessary apache modules with the following command:


     

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    a2enmod php5php7 ssl rewrite
    In order to create self-signed certificates and to work properly, the hostname must be resolved properly. 

        Open the hosts file for editing: 


     

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        vi /etc/hosts

     


        Add a record for your hostname 


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        yourhostname X.X.X.X
     

    Create self-signed certificate:

     
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        make-ssl-cert generate-default-snakeoil --force-overwrite

    Apache
     Note
    titlemod rewrite REQUIRED
    Please note that mod_rewrite is required! If it is not enabled in Apache, key elements will not work as expected.
     

    Enable the default vhost for apache:

     
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        a2ensite default-ssl
     

    Allow overwrites in the apache vhosts:

     
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        sed -i 's/AllowOverride None/AllowOverride All/g' /etc/apache2/sites-available/default* 
     

    6. Reload apache:

     
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        service apache2 reload

    MySQL
    MySQL Configuration:

     
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        mysql -p -e "SET GLOBAL sql_mode='NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION';SET SESSION sql_mode='NO_ENGINE_SUBSTITUTION';"
     
    Then, enter the MySQL root password when prompted.

     Note
    titleMySQL Packet Size Configuration
     We recommend setting the max_allowed_packet setting in the MySQL configuration file to 128MB (or similar) to account for the typical dataset size handled in ProVision. 


    4) Optional configurations:
     
    Radius (Optional)
    This section only needs to be followed if the customer will be using Radius for authentication.

     Expand
    titleIf you are going to use radius authentication, click here.

    1. Install radius module:
    Debian 7: 

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    titleDebian 7:
        pecl install radius
     

    Debian 8:

     
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    titleDebian 8:
        apt-get install php5php7-radius
     

    Create module loading configuration:
    (shown using the vi editor, though you may use the editor of your choice)

     
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        vi /etc/php5/mods-available/radius.ini

        Add the following lines to radius.ini:

     
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        ; configuration for php radius module
    ; priority=20
    extension=radius.so

        To enable the radius module, type the following command:

     
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        php5enmod radius
     
      
    Source Guardian
     Note
     Source Guardian is only required for ProVision versions 5.1.2 and earlier. If installing ProVision 5.1.3 or later, skip this step.
      php7enmod radius

     Expand
    titleClick here for Source Guardian installation instructions (applies only to ProVision 5.1.2 and earlier)...
    Install the Source Guardian php extension 
     
     Info
    Download and find additional details from http://www.sourceguardian.com/ixeds/.  Choose either Linux 32 or Linux 64 .tar.gz depending on architecture.
    Download the loader and put it in the appropriate place. 
    Place the file in your php extension directory as specified in your php.ini
    Note: The PHP cli binary path must be set in the ProVision software Admin section if is different from default. By default it is /usr/bin/php. 
     
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        wget https://www.sourceguardian.com/loaders/download/loaders.linux-x86_64.tar.bz2
    tar -xjf loaders.linux-x86_64.tar.bz2
    cp -rpPf ixed.5.5.lin /usr/lib/php5/20121212/
     
     
    Create module loading configuration:
     (shown using the vi editor, though you may use the editor of your choice)
     
     Code Block
        vi /etc/php5/mods-available/ixed.ini
     
      Add the following lines to ixed.ini (adding extension=ixed.x.x.y.y to your php.ini):
     
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        ; configuration for php ixed module
    ; priority=20
    extension=ixed.5.5.lin
     
    To enable the radius module, type the following command:
     
     
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        php5enmod ixed
     
    Reload apache
       
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    service apache2 reload
     Info
    titlePRO TIP - Loader Assistant for Source Guardian
    If you have any issues with getting Source Guardian installed, and the instructions are not working in your case, please check out http://www.sourceguardian.com/loaders/download.php - this page allows you paste in the output of your phpinfo page and then it will tell you the steps that need to be taken for your particular use case. If you are still having issues, please contact 6connect at support@6connect.com so one of our engineers can assist you.
     
     

    5) Install 6connect ProVision Software:
    1. Remove the current contents in the ProVision web folder (currently the www root) and after extract the archive contents (where 57.x.x is the version number for the build):
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     	tar -xf productionBuild-57.x.x-php5php7.6x.tar -C /var/www/
    2. Change the permissions to be the web user permissions:

       
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    chown -R www-data.www-data /var/www

    3. Go to http://﹤web root﹥/install/configTest.php.  Follow the provided instructions, correcting any configuration errors if they occur. Once all steps are completed, you are ready to use your ProVision instance!
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