All right, so installing on Linux, depending on your distribution of Linux, you may have different
installation steps you need to follow and the post docs really run you through for each and every major
distribution.
What you should do, as you can see here, we're running Ubuntu.
So let's go to the Ubuntu page.
And down here you can see that the Post Chris Apps repository supports the LTE versions at four and
six four.
So depending on the version you're running, you may have different things you need to do.
It says, create the file ETEK app sources list and add the line for this repository.
So let's go and do that.
So let's copy this and let's go into terminal.
Let's clear out here and let's do Nonno and let's paste the path that we just copied.
And then let's copy in this line over here.
And let's piece it in their.
And then let's save it.
So the permission is denied, so one thing we need to do here is we need to run this with elevated permissions,
meaning we have to run it as a pseudo user or a super user.
And so then we go ahead and we copy and we're saved.
Then the next thing we do is we import the repository for signing and updating packages, so let's copy
that.
And let's piece it in here.
And then on your system, it may run a little more elaborately.
It may be that I already have it, then let's pseudo get update just to make sure we update everything
and we have the most recent packages.
So once we've done all that, we're ready to install postcrisis as Keywell 11, and so let's do that.
And so then let's continue.
And this is basically configuring everything for PostgreSQL 11.
All right, so our Posterous install is complete now, we've installed PostgreSQL 11, so to log into
our user account, what we want to do is Sutent minus you, Posterous, and then we run the command
and we give it PostgreSQL.
And that's how we get in.
And so if we did.
Plus, you can see here we have a template, Debe, we have our postgrads DB and we have our template
one database, so we're ready to rock and roll.
We have everything we need in order to get started and import our databases.
So just remember that all you need to know for this course is that you need to run anything above Posterous
10.
So whatever is supported by your major Linux distributor, just install that version.
As long as it's above 10, you should be just fine.
11, 12 doesn't matter.
And so now that we've got that all set up and we know the command to log in to our post gress, we're
good to go and we can start importing our data.
Now, the other thing we need to download was Vallentine Adib.
So if we go and we look up Valentino Debe, you can see the first link linking to Valentino DBE.
And if we go into download.
You can find the download for Vallentine, a studio now feel free to use whatever other database management
software you're comfortable with if you do, no one.
But we are using Vallentine a DV throughout the course.
So if you go into view files here, you can see that there is a distribution for Linux, Debian installation
and an RPM installation.
And since we are on Debian will install the Debian.
So let's do that.
Open with software install.
And so once this is done, downloading will go into a software installation for Ubuntu and will press
install.
And I have to given my password.
So now that Vallentine studio has installed.
What we can do here is Valentino well, let's go back here.
It was their fifth studio.
They call it studio.
They have abbreviated it.
So this is an unregistered copy.
You can get a free serial code by filling in the information over here for right now.
We're going to run without it.
And so, as you can see, because I'm running in a virtual machine, it's already connecting to my postcrisis
instance outside of my virtual machine.
So let's delete that real quick and let's try to connect to our local post, gress.
And so that's connected at five, four, three, two on the postgresql.
And we just fill in the password that we usually fill in, which is route.
And so let's try to connect from there.
And so as you can see right here.
The authentication failed because there is no password and you're supposed to supply a password.
So what we actually need to do here is password for the user, PostgreSQL.
And we'll enter the new password brute route, and we're good to go now this, exit this and then let's
go in here and let's fill in route.
And there we go.
We're good to go.
So, as you can see, when we installed postgrads by default, there was no password associated with
my Posterous user.
So as we can see here, we don't have any databases yet.
And so we still have to import those.
So let's get to it.