They said it couldn't be done. At least, not without using Docker.
...Only idiots and cowards use that bullshit imo. REAL serverdudes like me do it the real way, unless it's something that specifically needs docker; in which case I look for an alternative instead.
They said you can't do LAMP on OpenMediaVault without docker.
"Impossible" they said. "Quite funny to think about" some may have said.
Well, I did something hilarious.
Apache (among other things, which together are known as LAMP) on OMV.
"So what, the other catboy on gbatemp installed Apache on a debian machine. What's so special?" you say? Well, OMV already has a web interface which uses Nginx, so I had to change its port from 80 (which both it AND apache default to) to 925. Any other port would've worked, 925 is just my special number.
Then I had to make apache start automatically at boot, and after that I changed the directory it uses to look for HTML files n such so that I could use my existing way of accessing the server's internal stuff (more or less, just the stuff that isn't built-in like the WebTV minisrv which is still broken for me)
Edit: Oh! And I'd like it if I got more comments on my blog posts, especially the previous one where I asked for a bit of feedback. It's alright if you don't know what to say, but anything is fine.
...Only idiots and cowards use that bullshit imo. REAL serverdudes like me do it the real way, unless it's something that specifically needs docker; in which case I look for an alternative instead.
They said you can't do LAMP on OpenMediaVault without docker.
"Impossible" they said. "Quite funny to think about" some may have said.
Well, I did something hilarious.
Apache (among other things, which together are known as LAMP) on OMV.
"So what, the other catboy on gbatemp installed Apache on a debian machine. What's so special?" you say? Well, OMV already has a web interface which uses Nginx, so I had to change its port from 80 (which both it AND apache default to) to 925. Any other port would've worked, 925 is just my special number.
Then I had to make apache start automatically at boot, and after that I changed the directory it uses to look for HTML files n such so that I could use my existing way of accessing the server's internal stuff (more or less, just the stuff that isn't built-in like the WebTV minisrv which is still broken for me)
Edit: Oh! And I'd like it if I got more comments on my blog posts, especially the previous one where I asked for a bit of feedback. It's alright if you don't know what to say, but anything is fine.