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Installing web apps using LAMPP?

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I have both Google Chrome and Firefox. I need to install this repository: https://github.com/jualahmed/mobilerecharge

On my flavour of Ubuntu. Lubuntu. I have downloaded LAMPP (everything and set it up). I just don't know what now to do?

The command lampp (every type of it won't work). Someone told me just to clone this to some folder, but if it was that easy, I would have done it. Some other guy told me to use the git clone, to research it, to be more precisely related to installation.

Best regards

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If you are unfamiliar with `git`, you can also download the repository as a .zip file. You will want to extract the files into the “web root” directory for your LAMPP package. Depending on what software you’re using, this could be `/var/www` (stock Apache) or `/opt/lampp/htdocs`.
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I will try now. I have `/var/www`, but not `/opt/lampp/htdocs ` ... Thanks for the answer @matigo I have also tried this workaround: https://askubuntu.com/questions/342807/xampp-opt-lmapp-lampp-start-script-is-doing-nothing, the latest answer, but it resulted in nothing, in syntax error in the first line. I am familiar with the git clone, but I have thought that this repository can be installed with git clone and some simple commands.
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@matigo Hi. I can't even extract it to the `/var/www` The error is: Could not write to destination `/var/www/html/` Check whether you have sufficient permissions
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The location is owned by the Apache user (`www-data`). You will need to either change the folder permissions or use the terminal to `sudo mv` (or `sudo unzip`) the files into the destination directory
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@matigo , Ok, I finally unzipped it to `/var/www/`, but what to do next?
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