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# LogicNets Installation on Ubuntu

## Description

Ubuntu is an open-source operating system on Linux for the enterprise server, desktop, and cloud. LogicNets v8+ supports Ubuntu as an operating system. This topic provides the steps required to install LogicNets on Ubuntu.

## Installation Steps

To install LogicNets on an Ubuntu operating system, you will need to take the following steps.

1. Navigate to */var/www/logicnets/system/scripts*.
2. To run 32-bit sqlite3, run the following:
   * apt -get install libc6-i386.
3. Enable the following modules within the apache2 configuration.
   * apt install a2enmod rewrite
   * a2enmod cgi
   * a2enmod headers
   * a2enmod actions
   * a2enmod ssl
4. To get ODBC working for database connections, run the following:
   * apt-get install unixodbc -y
   * apt-get install ca-certificates -y
   * apt-get install hostsed -y
5. Remove the standard apache2 websites that are enabled:
   * rm etc/apache2/sites-enabled/00-default.conf
   * rm /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/serve-cgi-bin.conf
   * rm etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default-ssl.conf
6. Restart Apache 2:
   * systemct1 restart apache2.
7. Verify that the config file in the install zip file has the right TARGET = /var/www/logicnets.
8. Go to [install.sh](http://install.sh).
9. Run [install.sh](http://install.sh).
10. Add a user to access the server by using the following command: - var/www/logicnets/system/scripts ./accessmanagement.sh adduser “” “” “” “” “” “active” “100” –groups=pop,admin

## Apache Config File

Below is an example of a LogicNets Apache configuration file that contains the right settings to make LogicNets work. The location of the Apache configuration files can be found in */etc/apache*. We recommend making a new configuration file and using this as an example, then deleting the default configuration files as done above in the installation steps.

\<Directory "/var/www"> AllowOverride All # Allow open access: Require all granted

```
#Ensure that authorization headers are passed
CGIPassAuth On
```

ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ "/var/www/logicnets/system/bin/" Action mylns /cgi-bin/logicnets AddHandler mylns .lns DocumentRoot /var/www/logicnets/htdocs

\<VirtualHost \*:80> DocumentRoot /var/www/logicnets/htdocs

\<VirtualHost \*:443> DocumentRoot /var/www/logicnets/htdocs SSLEngine on SSLCertificateFile /etc/apache2/certs/.cer SSLCertificateKeyFile /etc/apache2/certs/.key

## Archived replies

### Matthijs de Graaff, 2025-05-02

> [apt -get install libc6-1386.](#35yh9m5)

Should be

[apt -get install libc6-i386.](#35yh9m5)

### LN Support (Tim), 2025-05-02

Matthijs de Graaff thank you for pointing that out - it's corrected now.


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