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Linux System Administration
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Linux System Administration

by Tom Adelstein, Bill Lubanovic
March 2007
Intermediate to advanced content levelIntermediate to advanced
304 pages
11h 12m
English
O'Reilly Media, Inc.
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What’s Next
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Answer all the questions by pressing the Return key to accept the defaults. Then run
the following commands to install the modules we’ll use in the next chapter:
> install HTML::Parser
> install DB_File
> install Net::DNS
At the enable tests? prompt, answer no.
If a module already exists on your system, you will see a message like
HTML::Parser
is up to date
. When a module installs successfully, you will see /usr/bin/make
install – OK
.
Once you’re done, simply enter
q to leave Perl and return to the system prompt.
What’s Next
Now that you have completed the tasks associated with setting up your server, you
will want to start using it in a production mode. You will need to set up your DNS
services and notify the registrar where you set up your domain (the subject of the next
chapter). Once you’re done with DNS configuration, you can install a web-based
application (we’ll use ISPConfig) and begin to explore how web applications work.
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