Installing CUBRID on Ubuntu
To install CUBRID using apt-get on Ubuntu, we need to add CUBRID's repository so that Ubuntu knows where to download the packages from, and then tell the OS to update its indexes.
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:cubrid/cubrid sudo apt-get update
Now install the latest version of CUBRID:
sudo apt-get install cubrid
To install earlier version, indicate the version as:
sudo apt-get install cubrid-8.3.1
To complete the installation and set the CUBRID PATH variables, reboot your OS. Until you reboot, you can also run the command ". /etc/profile.d/cubrid.sh" every time you open up a terminal if cubrid command is not found.
Optional: If you want to install the demodb sample database, run the command:
sudo apt-get install cubrid-demodb
Important! If you encounter any permission errors, make sure all files in /opt/cubrid folder are accessible by the "cubrid" user. To ensure this, use the command:
sudo chown cubrid:cubrid -R /opt/cubrid
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