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# How to Install PhpSysInfo on Arch Linux

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2024-09-17

### How to Install PhpSysInfo on Arch Linux

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In this tutorial, we will guide you through the installation process of PhpSysInfo, an open-source tool that displays system information in a user-friendly way. This tool can help users monitor the health of their Linux systems easily.

**Requirements**

Before installing PhpSysInfo on your Arch Linux system, ensure these requirements exist:

-   A running instance of Arch Linux
-   A shell terminal
-   A user account with sudo privileges

**Step 1: Update Arch Linux Package Database**

Ensure your Arch Linux package database is up-to-date by running this command:

> `sudo pacman -Sy`

This command fetches updated package information from the Arch Linux servers.

**Step 2: Install PHP and Apache HTTP Server**

PhpSysInfo requires both PHP and Apache HTTP Server to function correctly. To install these packages, run:

> `sudo pacman -S php   sudo pacman -S apache`

This command installs Apache and PHP on your system. Following that, start and enable Apache to run automatically on system boot using the commands:

> `sudo systemctl start httpd.service   sudo systemctl enable httpd.service`

**Step 3: Configure PHP and Apache for PhpSysInfo**

Having installed Apache and PHP, it’s essential to make configurations suitable for PhpSysInfo to work optimally. In this step, we will create a subdirectory in Apache's default document root (/srv/http) named phpsysinfo.

> `sudo mkdir /srv/http/phpsysinfo`

Next, we will create a Virtual host for the subdirectory created. Virtual hosts help separate websites or web applications on the same server. Run:

> `sudo nano /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf`

Find the last line of the text document and add the below content:

> `<VirtualHost *:80>   DocumentRoot "/srv/http/phpsysinfo"   ServerName localhost.localdomain   <Directory "/srv/http/phpsysinfo">   Options None   Require all granted   </Directory>   </VirtualHost>`

Save and exit the file.

For changes to take effect, restart Apache:

> `sudo systemctl restart httpd.service`

**Step 4: Download and Install PhpSysInfo**

At this point, we’ve created subdirectory phpsysinfo and a virtual host in Apache's configuration.

Using Linux wget command, we can download the latest PhpSysInfo version from Github:

> `wget https://github.com/phpsysinfo/phpsysinfo/archive/refs/tags/v3.3.0.tar.gz -O - | tar xzf -`

Extract the contents of the downloaded tar archive file and save them to the document root directory for the webserver:

> `sudo cp -r phpsysinfo-3.3.0/. /srv/http/phpsysinfo`

Provide Apache with read permissions to the files extracted:

> `sudo chown -R http:http /srv/http/phpsysinfo`

**Step 5: Access PhpSysInfo**

Open a web browser and enter below URL in the search bar:

> `http://localhost/phpsysinfo`

If everything worked as expected, the PhpSysInfo web page equivalent to the below screenshot should come up.

That's it! You've successfully installed and configured PhpSysInfo on your Arch Linux system; it now enables monitoring of your system.

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