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catfanbrother

hello all, this is brother of catfan.

he say to me: "go here and continue my work! i prepare many good tutorial and do not want to see this as a waste!". He also say when he is allowed back he file official complaint with the grand admin for untruth on his last post but i dont know much about this and i not go ask him. he is given me all tutorial and go next door make cat college for calm down. it is better like this... very.

ok, this is everything about me

this place seems good. there will be fun!

alaa92 · Posted by: alaa92 - 09-14-2015, 06:19 PM - Forum: Tutorials - Replies (2)

Introduction

Ajenti is an open source, web-based control panel that can be used for a large variety of server management tasks. It can install packages and run commands, and you can view basic server information such as RAM in use, free disk space, etc. All this can be accessed from a web browser. Optionally, an add-on package called Ajenti V allows you to manage multiple websites from the same control panel.

[Image: ajenti-control-panel.png]

Prerequisites

Before you can install Ajenti, you need:

Registered domain name or you can use your server IP Address
Clean Ubuntu 14.04 Droplet configured with the host name panel.example.org
A non-root user with sudo privileges.

All the commands in this tutorial should be run as a non-root user. If root access is required for the command, it will be preceded by sudo

Installing Ajenti

In this step, we will install the Ajenti core panel.
On your server, as a user with sudo access, first add the repository key. This is used to validate the sources of the Ajenti packages you will be installing.

Code:
wget http://repo.ajenti.org/debian/key -O- | sudo apt-key add -

Then add the actual repository to your sources list:

Code:
echo "deb http://repo.ajenti.org/ng/debian main main ubuntu" | sudo tee -a /etc/apt/sources.list

Now you can update your packages and begin the install process by running:

Code:
sudo apt-get update && sudo apt-get install ajenti

When it prompts you to continue, type

Code:
Y

and press

Code:
ENTER

The install process may take a few minutes. After the process is over, start the Ajenti server:

Code:
sudo service ajenti restart

If all goes well, the last line in your console should say

Code:
* started

You can continue to the next step.

Configuring Ajenti

Here we will make a few important starting modifications to your control panel. Open a web browser and browse to

Code:
https://panel.your_domain_name:8000/

If you did not configure a registered domain name to point to your Droplet as panel.yourdomainname, you will need to go to

Code:
https://your_server_ip:8000/

Note: You will get a privacy error (a red lock in Chrome). This is completely normal because Ajenti uses a self-signed certificate by default. There is no reason to change this, and your connection is still secure.

In Google Chrome, click the Advanced link on the Privacy error page, and then click

Code:
Proceed to panel.example.com.

Once again, this is not unsafe.

Log in with these default credentials:

Username: root (if not work try admin)
Password: admin

You will now be inside your new Ajenti control panel.
[Image: ajenti-control-panel-2.png]

Before we do anything else, click the Password option in the sidebar. Under old password type admin and then set a new password. From this moment on, to log into your control panel you will use:

Username: root
Password: your_new_password

Now click the Configure option in the left sidebar, it will be right above Password. Scroll down to the bottom, and click the Restart button. When it prompts you to restart Ajenti, click OK. This is restarting the Ajenti service. While it is doing so, your browser will display

Code:
Reconnecting...

If this goes on for more than a minute, refresh your browser page.

After it restarts, log in with your new credentials and proceed to the next step.

Customizing Ajenti

The main page in Ajenti is the dashboard, and it can be customized to serve lots of useful and relevant information in an easy to read manner. By default a few widgets are already shown such as CPU Usage and Uptime. More widgets can easily be added by clicking the Add Widget button in the top right corner of the screen.
[Image: ajenti-add-widgets.png]

Plugins

Ajenti already has a lot of functionality built in by default, but if you want even more settings and configurable items in your panel, you can check out the Plugins section. Some plugins are enabled by default, while others aren't, usually due to unsatisfied dependencies.

You can install disabled plugins by clicking on them in the Plugins menu and pressing the button next to the dependency it requires. Otherwise, if you later install an application manually and Ajenti has a plugin for, you can restart Ajenti and the corresponding menu should appear next time you log in.

System Management

Under the System section in the sidebar, there's a plethora of configurable items to choose from. You can manage hard drives with the Filesystems menu, change the nameservers of your Droplet in Nameservers, add any packages and applications you'd need in the Packages section, and much more.

Filesystems menu:

[Image: ajenti-filesystems.png]

Nameservers menu:

[Image: ajenti-nameservers.png]

Users menu:

[Image: ajenti-users.png]

Packages menu:

[Image: ajenti-packages.png]

Installing Ajenti V to Setup a Website

Optionally, you can now install Ajenti V, which will allow you to make a website. In your Ajenti control panel on the left sidebar, click the Terminal option. It's located under the Tools section. This terminal functions as a terminal emulator in your browser for direct access to your server. Click + New at the top of the screen, and click the middle of the empty black box that appears. This will open up the terminal. It may take a moment to load.

Note: Commands run in the Ajenti terminal will be run as the root user.

Towards the bottom of the screen there is a box labeled Paste here. Click inside that and paste the following command into that box:

Code:
apt-get install ajenti-v ajenti-v-nginx ajenti-v-mysql ajenti-v-php-fpm ajenti-v-mail ajenti-v-nodejs php5-mysql

Then press ENTER. When prompted whether or not to install the packages, type Y, and then press ENTER again. Some popups may appear on the screen such as this:
[Image: ajenti-v-installation.png]

For prompts such as these, just press ENTER for the options that are preselected. No configuration is required. MySQL may ask you multiple times to enter a root password. Press ENTER when it asks to keep the current password, which is fine for the purposes of this tutorial.

When it finishes, click the X next to Terminal 0 at the top of the screen to return to the home. Go back to the Configure menu from the sidebar, and restart Ajenti with the button at the bottom of the screen. You will need to log in again.

When Ajenti restarts, you should see a Web section in the sidebar and a Websites option immediately below that. From the Websites view you can add and manage websites as well as monitor your configuration to make sure everything is working properly.
[Image: ajenti-websites.png]

Conclusion

Ajenti and Ajenti V are now installed on your server.

Rishabh Jain · Posted by: Rishabh Jain - 09-14-2015, 05:07 PM - Forum: Tutorials - Replies (9)

hello everyone,
today i'll show you the correct way to install Kloxo MR

Code:
# move to /

cd /tmp

# remove old rpm (if any)

rm -f mratwork*

# get repo

wget https://github.com/mustafaramadhan/kloxo/raw/rpms/release/neutral/noarch/mratwork-release-0.0.1-1.noarch.rpm --no-check-certificate

rpm -ivh mratwork-release-0.0.1-1.noarch.rpm

# move to /

cd /

# update

yum clean all

yum update mratwork-* -y

yum install kloxomr -y #for Version 6.5

OR

yum install kloxomr7 -y #for Version 7

sh /script/upcp

Its done...

now you can login at

https://ip-address:7777 – secure ssl connection
http://ip-address:7778 – normal one.

with UserName: admin & Password: admin

xdude

Gigarank.net is another P4H type VPS / Shared hosting provider. They are not popular like freevps.us but they do have a big user base since they provide shared hosting too.

Specs,

Choice of Linux operating system
10GB HDD (Hard Drive space)
75GB Bandwidth (Monthly Transfer)
512MB Ram
1 Dedicated IPv4 or IPv6 Address
Virtualizer Control Panel
Full Root SSH Access

First you need to make 10 good posts and requests a shared hosting account. It's not bad either since you get cPanel as control panel. Then once you reach 50 posts you can request a vps. After that you need to make 30 posts per month to keep both shared account and vps.

They do have a big and active forum so this is not a hard task at all.

Conan

Hi
There is this another Post2Host forum that is quite popular already.
https://freedomain.club/

They do give DOMAINS and VPS
The Administrator Coreyman runs his own VPS company which he gets the VPSs from.
Their servers are pretty fast. That's all.

catfan

I add signature for my account and it is delete and i get warning! I dont break any rules... Really i look before and nothing here say you cant have signiture (others have too!!). I make a guide for funny picture manipulation and i get even more warning? Again not break a rules and noone tell me before... Is this dictatorship!? People can not know they cant have signature or post guide! Maybe remove warning and update rules to say you cant have signature and guide for image edit is forbidden?? I am now angry! This is not good way to treat loyal poster...

Advice on course of action imitiadly, ok!? No waiting...

Dynamo · Posted by: Dynamo - 09-14-2015, 07:44 AM - Forum: Tutorials - Replies (5)

Hello guys,
Today i will should you how to install tightvncserver and lxde in ubuntu (applicable in debian also) & FTP server in ubuntu

Tightvncserver Installation

frist do update your vps by typing

Code:
sudo apt-get update

then for installing lxde and tightvncserver type this

Code:
sudo apt-get install xorg lxde-core tightvncserver

now for configuring tightcvncserver type this

Code:
tightvncserver :1

and it will ask to create a password for main user (which can control the vps and one for view only user (which can only view the vps)

after filling you password type

Code:
tightvncserver -kill :1

to kill the vnc server and to restart type

Code:
tightvncserver :1

now download vnc viewer for your OS and type in

VNC SERVER:<your IP>:5901
and press enter then it will prompt for a password,there u fill the password which u had filled during tightvncserver :1 command

and thats all , your tightvncserver is ready to use !

FTP Installation

just follow the setps

open your vps on putty and type updating command

Code:
sudo apt-get update

then install ftpserver by typing this command

Code:
sudo apt-get install vsftpd

then open ur vps and go to directory /etc/ ,and open vsftpd.conf and change the permissions
and then save it and go to ftpusers file and remove root name and save it ,then type

Code:
sudo service vsftpd restart

to restart the ftp server and here you go, now your ftp server is ready to use
see this video if you got confused

if you are having any problem in any part of these tutorials then just leave a comment

Rishabh Jain · Posted by: Rishabh Jain - 09-14-2015, 05:26 AM - Forum: Software - Replies (14)

Hello Guys,

let me ask you a question.
Do any of you is familiar with Free Billing Softwares ?

well i'm creating a Free Web Hosting Setup for post4vps and i need to know if there are any good free Billing softwares
i used BoxBilling but it's not very much customizable and according to the features it's also very much limited

My Requirements

1) A good Billing Software. That's all

mainly the software should be able to limit the No. of orders per client as well as keep the stock update (Availability of services)

AzeyRex

Hey,

The Server-Verleih Project offers since 2012 free vServer for people who need a development server, or simply just has no money at this time.
We already have over 150 satisfied customers from around the world on selfmanaged hostsystems in 5 data centers for example Accelerated or Interwerk.
We have a professional team consisting of 4 people, 3 from Germany and one from England.
We currently are working on a SV-Cloud which is to prevent the L3 / L4 / L7 DDoS attacks from and on our vServer

.

Our Website: http://board.server-verleih.eu

Would be glad if I would see some new, most of this forum know us already

catfan

I tried to ignore but it seems our logo is look like very short and thick private part. I do not mind this much. Server board with compressed dong on top is very funny in my opinion but some people maybe think it is offensive? I do not know but maybe add more cloud or put middle thing sideways to avoid negative impact? I fear sensitive people maybe not want to join after seeing big bar with inflated tire in top row.

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