@@ -20,6 +20,7 @@ Before starting, you should have:
2020- A machine running Ubuntu (20.04 or later recommended) or another Debian based Linux;
2121- WinSCP or Filezilla for file transfers;
2222- PuTTY or your hosting SSH solution;
23+ - libssl1.1: i386 ;
2324
2425::: note
2526
@@ -50,32 +51,41 @@ Seek online guides or your hosting provider's documentation if you're unsure how
5051 ```
5152 sudo apt upgrade
5253 ```
54+
55+ 3 . Install libssl1.1:i386:
56+
57+ - Without this, the server won't be able to run properly:
58+
59+ ```
60+ wget http://security.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/o/openssl/libssl1.1_1.1.1f-1ubuntu2.24_i386.deb
61+ sudo dpkg -i libssl1.1_1.1.1f-1ubuntu2.24_i386.deb
62+ ```
5363
54- 3 . Creating a secure service account:
64+ 4 . Creating a secure service account:
5565
5666 - For security reasons, we should create a dedicated service account without a home directory:
5767
5868 ```
5969 sudo useradd -M svc-omp-server
6070 ```
6171
62- 4 . Locking the service sccount:
72+ 5 . Locking the service sccount:
6373
6474 - Let's prevent the service account from being used for login:
6575
6676 ```
6777 sudo usermod -L svc-omp-server
6878 ```
6979
70- 5 . Creating a directory for the server files:
80+ 6 . Creating a directory for the server files:
7181
7282 - We will use the /opt directory, this is the standard location for third-party applications:
7383
7484 ```
7585 sudo mkdir /opt/omp-server
7686 ```
7787
78- 6 . Setting permissions for the directory:
88+ 7 . Setting permissions for the directory:
7989
8090 - Changing the group of the directory to match the service account:
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