On this page • • • • • • • OpenProject is a web-based management system for location-independent team collaboration, released under GNU GPL 3 License. It's a project management software that provides task-management, team collaboration, scrum etc. OpenProject is written in Ruby on Rails and AngularJS. In this tutorial, I will show you how to install and configure the OpenProject management system using Ubuntu 16.04. The tool can be installed manually or by using packages from the repository. For this guide, we will install Openproject from repository. Prerequisite • Ubuntu 16.04 • Root Privileges What we will do • Update and Upgrade System • Install OpenProject Management System • OpenProject Post-Install Configuration • Testing Step 1 - Update and Upgrade System Before installing the OpenProject on to the Ubuntu system, update all available repositories and upgrade the Ubuntu system.

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Run the following commands. Sudo apt update sudo apt upgrade -y Step 2 - Install OpenProject Management System By default, OpenProject provides a repository of packages for many Linux distros, including Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian, and SUSE Linux Enterprise.

And it can be installed manually on your distro. For this guide, we will install the 'OpenProject' project management system from the repository. Download the open project key and add it to the system.

Wget -qO- sudo apt-key add - And download the openproject repository for Ubuntu 16.04 in the '/etc/apt/sources.list.d' directory. Sudo wget -O /etc/apt/sources.list.d/openproject-ce.list Now update the Ubuntu repository and install openproject using the apt command as shown below. Sudo apt update sudo apt-get install openproject -y After the installation is complete, you should get a result similar to the following. Step 3 - Openproject Post-Install Configuration After the openproject packages are installed, we still need to do configuration.

We will configure the database using MySQL, webserver using Apache, configure a domain name, adding support for Git and SVN, configure email notification, and enable Memcached for the application cache. Run the openproject command below. Openproject configure And you will get the wizard for openproject database configuration. Select ' Install and configure MySQL server locally' and click 'OK'. It will automatically install MySQL server on the system, and automatically create the database for openproject installation. For the web server configuration, choose the 'Install apache2 server' and click 'OK'.

It will automatically install the apache2 web server and configure the virtual host for OpenProject application. Now type the domain name for your Openproject application, and choose 'OK'. For the server path prefix, you can leave it blank. If you want to run the Openproject under the path URL like 'hakase-labs.co/openproject/', then you can type '/openproject'. Next, for the SSL configuration. If you have purchased SSL certificates, choose 'yes', and 'no' if you don't have SSL certificates. Now for the Subversion and Git support.

Circuit Components • Arduino UNO • DHT11 sensor • DC Fan • 2n2222 transistor • 9 volt battery • 16×2 LCD • 1K resistor • Connecting wires This project consists of three sections. Second section reads the dht11 sensor module’s output and extracts temperature value into a suitable number in Celsiu s scale and control the fan speed by using PWM. Temperature controlled fan. One senses the temp erature by using humidity and temperature sensor namely DHT11.