Debian

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:

LiveConfig server to connect to

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:

LiveConfig server to connect to

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.

License key prompt

Ubuntu

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:

LiveConfig server to connect to

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:

LiveConfig server to connect to

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.

License key prompt

Last updated on Jun 29, 2020.
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