Comments on How to Install Searx Meta Search Engine on Ubuntu 18.04 LTS

Searx is a free and open source metasearch engine with the aim of protecting the privacy of its users. Searx can fetch search results from about 70 different engines, like Bing and Google.

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By: Laniakea

What if i want to serve Searx with Nginx?

By: Alexandros Rapsomanikis

You can find more info about the Nginx configuration at the installation guide located here: https://asciimoo.github.io/searx/dev/install/installation.html#with-nginx

By: Tom

Hi there, how do you make it that the application is visible not just on port 8888?

By: George

I`m new to linux and searx can you answer this question, can searx be installed on shared hosting ?

By: Steve

I get to the point where I type

sudo ./manage.sh update_packages

and receive the following error:  ./manage.sh: pip: not found .

I searched for manage.sh , and it does exist in opt/searx .  I tried to run the command from the directory where the file is located and received the same error.   I'm using Ubuntu 32 bit.

I'm new to Linux, so I apologise in advance for not knowing what I'm doing.

By: Hirsebrei

apt install python3-pip

By: Hailey

Hey, how can I make this run when I boot? I plan to use my private searx instance as my default search engine, but it is kind of annoying having to change users, start the virtual environment and run the python command every time I restart the computer...

By: Marcel

Hello everybody,

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By: Steve Reply    

 

I get to the point where I type

sudo ./manage.sh update_packages

and receive the following error:  ./manage.sh: pip: not found .

I searched for manage.sh , and it does exist in opt/searx .  I tried to run the command from the directory where the file is located and received the same error.   I'm using Ubuntu 32 bit.

I'm new to Linux, so I apologise in advance for not knowing what I'm doing.

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You must install manually pip

 

apt install python-pip