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# Start the httpd service using '''systemctl'''.
# Ensure that the httpd service starts automatically during boot.
# Confirm that you can connect to your web server using a web browser -- both from centos3 (you can test using '''linkslynx''') as well as from the host. You should see the Apache Test Page.
# If you can't connect to it from outside the machine - perhaps your firewall is blocking access to the web server.
#* If you do not see any messages, research how you can secure the MySQL installation and set the MySQL-root password.
#* Read those messages carefully, you are setting up a production MySQL server and there shouldn't be any "test" databases or anonymous users or users without a password.
# Set your MySQL root password to your learn ID Seneca e-mail username (without the @senecac.onsenecacollege.ca part).
# This following part is challenging so take your time and read the instructions to make sure you do it properly, we have to set up a dedicated user and database for wordpress:
## '''NOTE: If you decide to download the wordpress package during this section, please use the 5.0.x version here (use wget): https://wordpress.org/wordpress-5.0.7.tar.gz'''
## Your adminusername is root
## Your databasename is myblog
## Your wordpressusername is your learn IDSeneca username## The password should also be your learn IDSeneca username
## Your hostname is localhost
