How to Install from source code?

Steps:

Copy the required link, for e.g for mmonit, got to monit page, right click on Source Code and copy link.

Go onto your terminal and write the following code with your URL with tar.gz:

It will extract it, giving its name.
(e.g filename-5.1.1.17.tar.gz)

If there's no error, you may proceed by the following code:

After it's completed successfully, you should come up with a folder. Make sure you change the directory in your terminal to the folder. That folder should contain some files named 'configure'.
If you don't do change its directory, you will not be able to ./configure. *

After you've changed its directory, simply configure it with the following code:

After it's configured successfully, type the following code:

Lastly, type the following command:

*Make sure you have PAM and SSL Header files installed before configuring.

Here are the commands for PAM and SSL Header:

1) apt-get install libpam0g-dev

2) apt-get install libssl-dev

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[Drupal]Drupal 8 Sandbox

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