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Hi!<br />
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Here's a good start: <a href="https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal" rel="ugc">https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal</a><br />
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Regards, Tobias
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Hi!

Here's a good start: https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal [https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Drupal]

Regards, Tobias

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Thanks but it does not cover installation of Drupal 7 in detail and doesn't address adding additional sites to Apache.
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Thanks but it does not cover installation of Drupal 7 in detail and doesn't address adding additional sites to Apache.

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I never really got a good walk-through of how to install Drupal. I've seen all the links before and they left me needing more. That is why I asked on Experts Exchange
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I never really got a good walk-through of how to install Drupal. I've seen all the links before and they left me needing more. That is why I asked on Experts Exchange

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I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10 on a test/developments system. I've installed LAMP and myphpadmin and was looking to install Drupal 7. I also want to be develop non-drupal sites on this test server as well. How do I go about setting this up? Here is what I need to do.<br />
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1. Install Drupal 7.<br />
2. Configure to develop non-drupal sites.
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I have a fresh install of Ubuntu 10.10 on a test/developments system. I've installed LAMP and myphpadmin and was looking to install Drupal 7. I also want to be develop non-drupal sites on this test server as well. How do I go about setting this up? Here is what I need to do.

1. Install Drupal 7.
2. Configure to develop non-drupal sites.

Set up Drupal 7 and additional website

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