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The ova file was created on VirtualBox and has been tested on VirtualBox and WMware Player. Import the file WW2.7_Ubuntu12.04_Vanilla.ova into your virtualization software package (e.g. Installing the WeBWorK Virtual Machine Image
#Download ubuntu 14.04 vmware image how to#
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#Download ubuntu 14.04 vmware image 64 Bit#
The 64 bit distribution should work with most modern cpu's. Installation_Manual_for_2.9_on_Ubuntu_14.04 Download the ova image There are more detailed instructions for Ubuntu 14.04 and WeBWorK 2.9 at Also it is imperative that you CHANGE THE PASSWORDS for the OS user wwadmin (which has sudo privileges), for the MySQL users root and webworkWrite, and for the WeBWorK user admin which has professor privileges (see below). If it uses static IP addresses, you will have to configure networking. If your network uses DHCP, networking will be automatically configured for your system. Installing from WW2.9 Ubuntu14.04 Vanilla Virtual Machine Image OverviewĪfter installing from the WeBWorK Virtual Machine Image, you will have a full fledged Ubuntu 14.04 LTS system with WeBWorK, Apache2, MySQL, etc.
#Download ubuntu 14.04 vmware image install#
1.4 Install the Ubuntu package texlive-latex-extra.1.3 Installing the WeBWorK Virtual Machine Image.1 Installing from WW2.9 Ubuntu14.04 Vanilla Virtual Machine Image.Note that you can always start with the vanilla version and make additions or changes after setting up your server. There will be a "production" version that adds things like lighttpd, log rotations, etc that are useful for larger installations and/or slower servers. This "vanilla" version of the server should work fine for smaller installations (say a 1000 users or less). This image file has been tested on VMware Player 6 and VirtualBox 4. ova file which is an "open, secure, portable, efficient and extensible format for the packaging and distribution of software to be run in virtual machines" (see ) and is supported by VMware, VirtualBox, etc. These instructions cover the installation of the Ubuntu Linux 14.04.2LTS 64 bit operating system and WeBWorK 2.9 using the WeBWorK Virtual Machine Image. It is not up-to-date and the formatting may be lacking. This article has been retained as a historical document.
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