school.efm.lol v1.6.0

LAMP + WordPress,
one command.

Sets up Apache, MySQL, PHP and WordPress on Ubuntu 22.04 or 24.04.

$ curl -fsSL https://school.efm.lol/install.sh | sh

Safe to re-run. It checks what is already installed and only fixes what is wrong.
Nothing is deleted. Anything in the way is backed up with a timestamp.
It will not lock you out. It refuses to change the network you are connected over.
Add --dry-run to see every action without changing anything.
Want phpMyAdmin? It asks. Or add --phpmyadmin: it installs it at /phpmyadmin/ and creates an admin account that can log in — MySQL root on Ubuntu cannot. --no-phpmyadmin takes it off again.
Something went wrong? At the end it asks whether to send its log so the script can be fixed — or later: curl -fsSL https://school.efm.lol/install.sh | sudo sh -s -- --send-log. The log never contains passwords.

Read the script before you pipe it into a shell — --help lists every option.

The version above is the one being served right now. A copy you already have prints its own on every run, and with --version. Each run sends one anonymous ping (version and outcome) so the numbers above exist; --no-ping turns it off.

Experimental build v1.6.0-beta.20260924.2100 $ curl -fsSL https://school.efm.lol/beta/install.sh | sh

LAMP + WordPress,one command.

LAMP + WordPress,
one command.