With the following commands you add the LiveConfig GPG key and the repository:
wget -O - https://www.liveconfig.com/liveconfig.key | apt-key add -
cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d
wget http://repo.liveconfig.com/debian/liveconfig.list
Then update your repository data:
apt update
If you want to install a typical web server (with Apache httpd, MySQL/MariaDB Database, PHP and Postfix/Dovecot) install the package liveconfig-meta
:
apt install liveconfig-meta
Finally install the LiveConfig client itself:
apt install lcclient
The installation program first asks you about the LiveConfig server to which this client should connect. Enter its host name or IP address:
You will then be asked to enter a unique „host ID“. With this ID the new client can be clearly identified by the LiveConfig server; as a rule, you should use the official host name of the client for this:
Finally you’re asked whether you already have a license key for LiveConfig client. If you do, then enter it here, otherwise just leave it empty.
With the following commands you add the LiveConfig GPG key and the repository:
wget -O - https://www.liveconfig.com/liveconfig.key | sudo apt-key add -
cd /etc/apt/sources.list.d
sudo wget http://repo.liveconfig.com/debian/liveconfig.list
Then update your repository data:
sudo apt update
If you want to install a typical web server (with Apache httpd, MySQL/MariaDB Database, PHP and Postfix/Dovecot) install the package liveconfig-meta
:
sudo apt install liveconfig-meta
Finally install the LiveConfig client itself:
sudo apt install lcclient
The installation program first asks you about the LiveConfig server to which this client should connect. Enter its host name or IP address:
You will then be asked to enter a unique „host ID“. With this ID the new client can be clearly identified by the LiveConfig server; as a rule, you should use the official host name of the client for this:
Finally you’re asked whether you already have a license key for LiveConfig client. If you do, then enter it here, otherwise just leave it empty.