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# Installation

## Se connecter en ssh

Ouvrez votre terminal et taper la commande suivante :

```
ssh root@IPv4_de_votre_VPS
```

Installer les mises à jours de Debian :

```
apt update
apt upgrade
apt dist-upgrade
```

## Créer un utilisateur

Taper la commande suivante dans le terminal :

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Remplacer "mynewuser" par le nom d'utilisateur souhaiter
{% endhint %}

```
adduser mynewuser
```

Ajouter ce nouveau compte utilisateur au groupe "sudo" :

```
usermod -aG sudo mynewuser
```

Se connecter sur ce nouveau compte utilisateur :

```
su - mynewuser
```

## Installation du serveur web Apache 2

```
sudo apt-get install apache2 apache2-doc
```

Il est possible de vérifier que le service Apache fonctionne correctement en utilisant la commande suivante :

```
sudo service apache2 status
```

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La mention "active (running)" doit apparaître.
{% endhint %}

Démarrer Apache 2 :

```
service apache2 start 
```

Arrêter Apache 2 :

```
service apache2 stop
```

Relancer, redémarrer ou recharger Apache 2 :

```
service apache2 restart
```


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