Document Update for Ubuntu 20.04 #99
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The documentation as-is fails on Ubuntu 20.04. Update fixes the apt commands and configures Apache. MariaDB is the new default for Debian distros instead of MySQL and is a drop-in replacement.
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CentOS uses Maria by default, now, too, I believe. (you don't need to fix that, too, just pointing it out. 😃 ) |
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I also found MariaDB to be significantly faster in sites with complex joins. I've been using it now for Bugzilla for some time and it's been perfectly stable. |
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Can someone with write access please pull and close this ticket? |
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Seems to be approved by justdave, talked with dylan who's also good with it. |
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The documentation for installation, as-is, fails on Ubuntu 20.04.
This update fixes the apt commands and configures Apache for Ubuntu 20.04. Also follows
current practices in using MariaDB instead of MySQL. MariaDB is the new default for Debian
distros and is a drop-in replacement for MySQL with no code changes required.
Does not include activating TLS/SSL command and a self-signed cert which would be
sudo a2enmod ssl