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As before, we run <tt>sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y</tt> to ensure all packages are up to date before we attempt to add another package. As before this does not update everything to latest versions, it just updates to a consistent state based on what is in the repository for your raspberian version. | As before, we run <tt>sudo apt update && sudo apt upgrade -y</tt> to ensure all packages are up to date before we attempt to add another package. As before this does not update everything to latest versions, it just updates to a consistent state based on what is in the repository for your raspberian version. | ||
== Install Apache 2 == | == Install Apache 2 (or another web server) == | ||
Apache is not the only web server software (so choose a different one if you like), but it is probably the most comprehensive, so if you have enough space on your Pi, install it using <tt>sudo apt install apache2 -y</tt>. | '''Apache''' is not the only web server software (so choose a different one if you like), but it is probably the most comprehensive, so if you have enough space on your Pi, install it using <tt>sudo apt install apache2 -y</tt>. | ||
If you choose nginx, install that web server with <tt>sudo apt-get install nginx</tt>. | If you choose '''nginx''', install that web server with <tt>sudo apt-get install nginx</tt>. | ||
If you choose '''lighttpd''', install it with <tt>sudo apt-get install lighttpd</tt>. | |||
== Install PHP Hypertext Pre-processor == | == Install PHP Hypertext Pre-processor == | ||