Hello,
I need some help. Please help me.
I have application server on which Cpanel is installed, I am now going to add other servers as file servers. Please let me know, what control panels will be on them? Is there any need of control panels on those servers.
waiting for some quick response.
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XFileSharing Pro - Control Panels on Sub servers
Re: Control Panels on Sub servers
you don't need any control panel as such either for application server or file server , control panel only just makes things easier
but if you don't know much abt linux command lines , use a control panel
but if you don't know much abt linux command lines , use a control panel
If you're purchasing at the volume you're claiming, it's very easy for you to negotiate licensing with your host. It's in your host best interest to sell you on their servers... Them paying $5 dollars a month for your license wont send them to the poor house.mastypk wrote: Cpanel is too costly for running on 8-10 servers.
I've always gotten free licenses for things like Enterprise, Urchin, and other BS licenses that some hosts charge for.
If you're only buying 1 $200 server... Don't bother.
Hope this helps.
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if you got centos and you only want apache on it then you can easy install apache on it
just use this command
yum takes care of everything and the homedir is /var/www
if i am not wrong
anyway , the smal problem with this is that you need to manual config apache a little to point to your /home dir (like /home/site/ )
so if you know a little bit of linux , or you know how to edit files (you can always use ftp to login to root makes it easyer to edit files) then that is the cheapest solution
if you want it realy easy , you can install LAMPP (Linux Apache Mysql Php Perl )
only problem is the security with it (nothing is secured on it , need a bit of work to secure stuff)
if you still want a control panel , you can maybe take a look at Xpanel (or was it Zpanel ?)
it is almost the same as cpanel only open source (and harder to install)
i would suggest to take the yum option because then you got everything you need with out using extra ram/cpu for the stuff you not need (like mysql)
for the rest , you can use this site to search specific for linux stuff
http://google.be/linux
hopely it helps you :d
Greetings From PowerChaos
just use this command
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yum install apache
yum install perl
if i am not wrong
anyway , the smal problem with this is that you need to manual config apache a little to point to your /home dir (like /home/site/ )
so if you know a little bit of linux , or you know how to edit files (you can always use ftp to login to root makes it easyer to edit files) then that is the cheapest solution
if you want it realy easy , you can install LAMPP (Linux Apache Mysql Php Perl )
only problem is the security with it (nothing is secured on it , need a bit of work to secure stuff)
if you still want a control panel , you can maybe take a look at Xpanel (or was it Zpanel ?)
it is almost the same as cpanel only open source (and harder to install)
i would suggest to take the yum option because then you got everything you need with out using extra ram/cpu for the stuff you not need (like mysql)
for the rest , you can use this site to search specific for linux stuff
http://google.be/linux
hopely it helps you :d
Greetings From PowerChaos