You can use Camaleon CMS to create your personal or business websites in minutes by creating markup pages and content. Camaleon CMS offers features that may not be available to other PHP-based CMS, like WordPress Joomla, or Drupal. For one, you don’t have to worry about comments management and frequent updates. All you do is write your content and it’s instantly published. Other features like permalinks, categories, pages, posts, and custom layouts are all top content and SEO friendly… For more about Camaleon CMS, check its homepage. These are the packages we’re going to set up.

Ruby version 2.5.3 Rails version 5.2.1 MySQL Server

Install Ruby

To install Ruby and Rails on Ubuntu, you’ll need to install some dependencies. To make that happen, install Node.js and Yarn repositories. This will make installing the dependencies easier. First, install these curl and git packages. Then run the commands below to add Node.js and Yarn repositories and keys to your system. Then install some core packages to get your environment going. When you’re done. continue below: After adding the repositories and installing the necessary packages above, install Ruby with your local profile settings using rbenv. you’ll then use rbenv to install ruby-build. After setting up your local profile. run the commands below to install Ruby version 2.5.3. If a newer version is available, replace the version number with that. visit this site to find out Ruby’s latest versions. To verify that Ruby is installed, run the commands below: You should see similar lines below: Another package management you’ll want to install is bundler. to do that, run the commands below Now run the command below after installing the bundler.

Install MySQL Server

MySQL server can be installed on Ubuntu by running the commands below:

Install Rails

Now that the Ruby environment is set up, run the commands below to install Rails. Rails can be installed from Node.Js. Run the commands below to install the Node.js repository, then install the Node.js package. Now that Node.js is installed, run the commands below to install Rails. Don’t forget to rehash your rbenv environment installing install new packages. To verify if Rails is installed, run the commands below. You should see something similar to the lines below: Also, in the past, we face an RDoc bug, you should update it as well. also, install ImageMagick.

Install Camaleon CMS

Now that your environment is ready, run the commands below to install Fae CMS and build your first site.  Next, run the commands below Next, change it into the Fae CMS folder and install it there. Then run the commands to open the Gemfile there. When it opens, copy and paste the lines below into the file and save. Then the file should look like this: Save and exit. After that, run the commands below: After a while, the necessary packages should be installed. When you’re done, run the commands below to create an admin user and install  CMS. You will be prompted to create an admin email address and a password. Create database structure Finally, run the commands below to start the server. You should see Camaleon CMS’s home page. Log on to the backend using the admin address and password. Congratulation! You have successfully installed the Camaleon CMS platform on Ubuntu 16.04 | 18.04 | 18.10 You may also like the post below: