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{{Admon/caution|THIS IS AN OLD VERSION OF THE ASSIGNMENT|'''This is an archived version. Do not use this in your OPS235 course.'''}}
= OPS235 Assignment 2 =
'''Weight: ''' 5% of the overall grade
'''Due Date: ''' Week 13 <br />Refer to your instructor for submission instructions {{Admon/important|It is YOUR responsibility to Backup your centos3 VM for this Assignment!|You are required to frequently backup your VM prior to exiting a work session during this assignment. Your instructor will NOT accept the fact that your hard disk crashed and lost all of your work. If you properly backed up your VM images and xml configuration files to a USB, then you can purchase a new hard-disk or wipe and recreate your hard disk and restore your VMs.}}<br>
== Introduction and Purpose ==
'''NOTE:''' This package may not be in the main repository. There a couple of options:
:*'''Preferred method:''' Use an alternative package (for example: '''mariadb''' and '''mariadb-server''')
:*Download a "zipped tar-ball" from a website (google-search), decompress, and compile
== Configuring Apache ==
# Start the MySQL service (mysqld or mariadb) using '''systemctl'''.
# Ensure that the mysqld/mariadb service starts automatically during boot.
# You may get messages after starting the MySQL service for the first time. Do not ignore these messages, it will tell you how to set a password and take other basic steps to secure the the MySQL server. Follow those instructions to set a password, recording the detail of what you do for later use.
#* 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 (without the @senecac.on.ca part).
=== Ready to show ===
Open one or more terminals in f19hostc7host, SSH to fedora3 centos3 from those terminals, and have the following ready:
* The correct RPMs are installed
* Output showing firewall has been properly set up
* Output of chkconfig --list mysqld
* Output of chkconfig --list httpd
* Output of head -30 /var/www/html/wodpress/wp-config.php
* Open a firefox with http://centos3/wordpress/
=== Rubric ===
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| Correct packages installed || 1 ||
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| Firewall setup properly || 2 ||
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| Apache set up and running || 2 ||
| Second blog post || 3 ||
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| '''Total''' || 18 20 ||
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