Let’s install the bulk of the PHP components we need $ sudo apt install php7.2 php7.2-apcu php7.2-apcu-bc php7.2-curl php7.2-gd php7.2-intl php7.2-ldap php7.2-mysql php7.2-xml php7.2-zip Handily Ondřej Sur ý has provided a backports PPA repository we can make use of for just this situation: $ sudo add-apt-repository -y ppa:ondrej/php We need to configure an older PHP repository to provide the specific version we need. This is the bit that differs from stock Ubuntu 20.04. Now would be a good time to restart MySQL and check for any errors: $ sudo systemctl restart rvice Open up /etc/mysql/my.cnf and insert the following section: default-authentication-plugin=mysql_native_password We need to adjust the MySQL authentication method: Install and secure it and set the MySql root password: $ sudo apt -y install mysql-server We’ll come back and test it once we’ve got the other bits installed. Restart apache: $ sudo systemctl restart apache2 Check later."ĮrrorLog "/var/log/apache2/partkeepr_error.log"ĬustomLog "/var/log/apache2/partkeepr_access.log" combined $ sudo cp nf ĭocumentRoot /var/www/html/partkeepr/web/ĮrrorDocument 403 "Update in progress. Next, backup the default Apache config, and make a new file with this content: If you don’t have it to hand, we need the IP address of the machine in question (yes, I am ignoring machines with multiple interfaces) If this address has a domain attached to it, that works, you can use that instead. We need to set up apache2 to allow it to serve from the network side.įirstly, let’s enable mod_rewrite and restart Apache: $ sudo a2enmod rewrite You can safely skip this step in that case. Open up a browser and send it to This will obviously only work if you are operating on a local machine. Let’s let the HTTP access in and check it worked: $ sudo ufw allow 'Apache Full'įor a quick test, we should be able to see apache2 serving its default welcome page to the local loopback address. You should see a bunch of Apache2 applications. Next, you need to let HTTP into the firewall (if installed) $ sudo ufw app list The ‘L’ part is easy – we already have Ubuntu Linux. If you really have to use Nginx (LEMP) then just setup as appropriate and ignore the Apache parts. LAMPįirstly, you need to set up a LAMP stack. There is also a Ubuntu server image on the same site if that is your preference.
PARTKEEPR ISO
I downloaded the latest Ubuntu 20.04.2.0 AMD64 ISO image and fired up a fresh VirtualBox machine. That way, if something you do is going to have side effects and break something, at least you know what you did and can back it out. Stagingįirstly, I would suggest making a test installation with a fresh Ubuntu install, to dry-run all the steps before you apply them to your server hardware. When someone has time to migrate to a newer version, then this issue will go away. Ubuntu 20.04 ships with PHP 7.4 which upgrades Symfony and breaks PartKeepr. The issue is that PartKeepr is written using the Symfony2 framework, and the version is old, so it is only compatible with PHP 7.0 or PHP 7.1 It’s only that which causes installation issues. Partkeepr runs on PHP 7 but needs a slightly older version than that which ships with Ubuntu. Stock Ubuntu 20.04, unfortunately, isn’t going to work out of the box. The dependencies haven’t really changed, but the OS has, making those dependencies harder to find. I’ve installed Partkeepr a few times on various versions of Ubuntu.
PARTKEEPR FREE
The free ‘pro’ dataset is the one you should select.
PARTKEEPR UPGRADE
A credit card is required to access even the free tier, but they promise to not charge it until you opt to upgrade to a paid tier. That should be fine for most small-time operators like me. Recently, they reintroduced a free tier again, which currently restricts you to 500 parts per month. The Octopart service used to offer unlimited free access to their API to enable this integration magic, but then they removed this free option. You can even just type in the RS components stock code, and Partkeepr and Octopart will do all the work for you. Partkeepr integrates with, which gives you immediate access to part costings, suppliers, as well as descriptions, and datasheets. PartKeepr also maintains a datastore for datasheets, images, and other useful files that are associated with the part which are easily accessible, so it doubles up as handy document control for your reference. PartKeepr allows you to define storage locations, and zones, as well as a hierarchical category for the part. It runs as a web service, providing a pretty easy-to-use user interface to a database containing your data. Partkeepr is an inventory management system, that is particularly geared towards electronics and engineering parts. Nonetheless, it can still be made to work, and it is still very useful.
PARTKEEPR SOFTWARE
It is, however, not exactly trivial to install, and development has slowed to a crawl, so it no longer works with a completely up-to-date software stack.
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