Note 2: We recommend you actually use the latest 14.04 iso file which is currently ubuntu-14.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso. Note 1: We recommend you use the 'Long Term Support' (LTS) version of Ubuntu which is currently version 14.04.2 the next LTS release will be version 16.04 to be released in April, 2016. Choose the former to take full advantage of computers based on the AMD64 or EM64T architecture (e.g., Athlon64, Opteron, EM64T Xeon, Core 2). You want the file ubuntu-14.04.2-desktop-amd64.iso or, if you have a very old server, ubuntu-14.04.2-desktop-i386.iso. For example you can download an ISO image of the installation DVD and then burn your own installation DVD. Obtain the Desktop Edition installation DVD/CD set. Installing the Ubuntu 14.04 Linux Operating System Installation DVD to indicate you have to enter the wwadmin password. We will use to indicate that you should press a specific key (e.g. 27.4.2 Create a self-signed Certificateįirst some short comments on notation we will be using.27.4.1 Obtain an Official SSL Certificate.27.3 Disabling Optional B (lighttpd) for a single course.

27.1.1 Using Cron Jobs to remove temporary files.26 Test that Things are Working Properly.24.4 Install and Set Up the CAPA Library.24.3 Set up the Rochester and Union Libraries.24.2 Set up the access to the Contrib directory.24 Install the WeBWorK Problem Libraries.23.3 Starting and stopping the GNOME desktop GUI.23 Starting and Stopping Apache, MySQL and the GNOME desktop GUI.

22 Checking for and installing hotfixes.

18.1 Making Copies of the Distribution Configuration Files.

15.1 Move the System into the Required Directories.

14 Downloading the WeBWorK System Software and Problem Libraries.

12 MySQL Security and Performance Issuses.

8.2 Installing Additional Perl Modules from CPAN.

2 Installing the Ubuntu 14.04 Linux Operating System.

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