LPI is a script designed to simplify, automate and speed up the installation of LAMP components (PHP-FPM, Apache, MySQL) within Ubuntu 12.04 LTS+.
Other distributions (CentOS, Redhat, Debian) are currently being developed for a later release.
Running LPI without arguments will return help text with available options.
With LPI, you can:-
- Install and configure Apache to work with PHP-FPM from within the Ubuntu repository
- Install MySQL Server (The root password is automatically generated and stored in the /root/.my.cnf file)
- Set DotDeb repository for PHP 5.4
- Install PHP-FPM
- Install additional packages, as required (configurable)
- Setup two user groups and automatically configure OpenSSH. First user group has no SSH access, and second group has only chrooted SFTP access.
To run LPI, first, check the required repositories are enabled (precise-updates/multiverse and precise/multiverse).
Edit: /etc/apt/sources.list and uncomment as required, then run apt-get update
To run LPI, simply execute the .sh script as sudo or root.
Usage: ./lpi-core.sh [options...]
- -a Install all. Same as -m -p -w -o curl,unzip,rsync
- -r Set DotDeb repo for php5.4.
- -p Install php5-fpm
- -w Install Apache2
- -o [ progs ] Install extra packages like curl or unzip delimited with ","
- -m Install mysql server
- -s PrimaryGroup,SecondaryGroup
- -d Enable debug logging.
- LPI currently only works on Ubuntu 12.04+ LTS
- LPI cannot uninstall, reinstall or upgrade packages. If existing packages or files are to be overwritten, LPI will stop with an error
- LPI assumes chroot directory is /home/chroot. You can change CHROOT variable as required