I need help setting up VPS.

[Sain Cai]

Yes, check the Why I have not been online thread, and see the 2 sponsors suspend his account and their proof and mtw's lies.

[Derek Flahost]

i will help set it up
pm me

How can you help setup a VPS while you always say that you don't know how to manage a VPS?

[CS Squad]

i did not check my thread for prof

But now, people believe that you are planning to use this VPS to do your nasty things, rather than just doing setup for the OP.

[The Crasher]

I need help setting up *unmanged* vps.

so far the only thing installed is:

CentOS
Webadmin

anyone willing to help install what it needs?

FTP
MySql
PHP

and whatever else any typical VPS may need...

Thanks

yum install apache
yum install mysql
yum install php
yum install proftp
yum install dovecote

install Xamp

install cpanel ( they offer trial , install alone is enouf to get everything you need

appserv (same as xamp )

Lamp (linux apache mysql php)

webmin (freeware)

directadmin

kloxo ( is parrallels for linux if i am not wrong )

enjoy
as you can see , plenty of stuff to install what you need for a vps

ps: if i need to do it i charge to , but feel free to ask a quote

Greetings From PowerChaos

[Travis Pessetto]

I know that you are using CentOS, however, some VPS providers allow you to reinstall an OS or install an diffrent OS via their admin panel. If so, I would recommend using EHCP (http://ehcp.net) by switching from CentOS to Ubuntu and then running the install. It will get you up and running with everything in about an hour. Just a suggestion though. (Note: requires > 500MB RAM, so it may not be the best either).

[CS Squad]

I know that you are using CentOS, however, some VPS providers allow you to reinstall an OS or install an diffrent OS via their admin panel. If so, I would recommend using EHCP (http://ehcp.net) by switching from CentOS to Ubuntu and then running the install. It will get you up and running with everything in about an hour. Just a suggestion though. (Note: requires > 500MB RAM, so it may not be the best either).

Erm... server? Ubuntu!?
Compare to Ubuntu and CentOS, I think it is better to recommend the OP to use CentOS...

[The Crasher]

some1 is missing the big point
he got everything he want ( the **** 404 mod_security is blocking my nice list )

Webmin is a web-based interface for system administration for U*nix. Using any modern web browser, you can setup user accounts, A*pache, D*NS, file sharing and much more. Webmin removes the need to manually edit U*nix configuration files like /*etc/*passwd, and lets you manage a system from the console or remotely. See the standard modules page for a list of all the functions built into Webmin, or check out the screenshots.

Please check site as i can not post them here ( mod_securtity is blocking certain modules )

* = added because mo_security is blocking a lot

so what does he exactly need ??


Greetings From PowerChaos