Hello guys, this time I will share how to install Webuzo in great detail. It should be noted that this runs on the CENTOS 6 operating system, apart from Centos, it doesn’t work, smile just go ahead: Login with putty Install wget if not already installed yum install wget -y install nano yum install nano -y Download Webuzo installer wget -N http://files. webuzo .com/install.sh Change permissions to chmod 0755 install.sh Run the Webuzo installer ./install.sh Wait until the Webuzo installation process is complete —— —————————————————-continue in the browser Complete the installation process by opening it via browser http://xxxx:2004 where xxxx is the IP of your server (check and note the output after completing step number 5) Once open in the browser you will find Webuzo initial setup . Please fill in the correct and valid data. In the primary domain, fill it with YOUR VPS IP , in the Nameserver 1 and 2 fields, enter any NS, if mine it’s ns1.digitalocean.com and ns2.digitalocean.com if the ramnode is NS1.RAMNODE.COM NS2.RAMNODE.COM, just adjust it. actually it doesn’t matter because we didn’t use the domain at the beginning. Leave the license key blank because we will use a free license So easy right? Next, please click the “Install” button and wait a few minutes until “ Installation completed successfully ” appears. Login via browser http://xxxx:2004 Hover over Settings > General > Check the option that the server used is a VPS Then click the “Edit Settings” button to save it (bottom) Open Enduser panel via browser http://xxxx:2002. From the panel, you can add domains, edit DNS zones, create databases, email settings, install applications and scripts (auto), and so on. But first, follow the next steps below for those who want to move to nginx and install wordpress. =WORDPRESS WEBUZO = Login to Webuzo panel http://xxxx:2002 We will install WordPress via console, let’s login to the server with PuTTY or Bitvise Go to the domain directory where you want to install WordPress. cd /home/kampret/public_html/xxxx where kampret is the Webuzo username that was created during the installation process and xxxx is the addon domain or other domains that you added later Download wordpress wget script http://wordpress.org/latest.zip Extract the file unzip latest.zip Move all the contents of the wordpress file to the root directory of the cp -rf ./wordpress/* domain. Copy the wordpress configuration sample file cp wp-config-sample.php wp-config.php Go back to Webuzo and create a database for wordpress installation Create a user for the database and add the user to the wordpress database that has been created. Don’t forget to write down the password because it will be added later to the wp-config.php file Give all privileges to the user Go back to the console (step number 7) and edit the file vim wp-config.php Add the database name, database user and password to the file and save it Continue the WordPress installation by opening the browser http://xxxx where xxxx is the domain already installed on the server that you want to install the blog with the wordpress platform on. Follow the instructions on the install page and you’re done. In order to avoid errors in the permalinks (404 not found), change the ownership of the domain and its contents according to the Webuzo username , for example chown -R kampret:kampret /home/kampret/public_html/xxxx or if the primary domain is chown -R kampret:kampret /home/ kampret/public_html/xxxx (sucks is the username) Now your WordPress blog is up and ready to be used for blogging, making dollars, etc. First login to the wp dashboard to customize your blog (change themes, install plugins, etc.) at http://xxxx/wp-admin (xxxx = your domain) = CHANGE APACE TO NGINX = For those who want to change APACE on webuzo to NGINX or for those who experience 500 Internal Server Error Login to the panel http://ip:2002 Install NGINX and check set as default (enduser panel -> APPS -> Web Servers) Remove Apache: yum remove httpd -y So as not to 404 not found, continue Login as root to your ssh server then open the following spell: nano /usr/local/apps/nginx/etc/conf.d/common Once it opens, add this line: location / {try_files $uri $uri/ /index.php ?q=$request_uri&$args;} save it ctrl+x then press y and ENTER Save again then restart NGINX webserver: service nginx restart ADDITIONAL: -to restart and see what services are running on webuzo you can go to the end user on webuzo and search for services. from here you can stop/run or restart services: nginx, apace, php, and others. -To see the phpMyAdmin password on the putty or bitvise terminal type the command nano /var/ webuzo /my.conf catet or copy the password and login to phpMyAdmin with the root user and the saved pass. ok, that’s enough tutorial, this is the setting for those who have a vps but can’t use cPanel WHM, and webuzo is the solution. although the tutorial is COPAS, I’ve REVIEW it and it’s going well, if you don’t understand, please comment below 😉

“[root@alwan ~]#yum -y install nano [root@alwan ~]#nano /etc/ssh/sshd_config Remove the commnet # sign in the ssh line port then change port 22 to the port you want (example here is port 2222) then ctrl x then Y In SELinux only allow port 22 for SSH, if we want to add a new port that we have edited before we need to allow port 2222 to be read in SELinux. [ root@alwan ~]#semanage port -a -t ssh_port_t -p tcp 2222 If we get the message semanage: command not found, we need to install additional packages. [ root@alwan ~]# yum -y install policycoreutils-python After the installation is finished, do the semanage command again [ root@alwan ~]#semanage port -a -t ssh_port_t -p tcp 2222 After that register port 2222 in centos 7 firewall and we reload the firewall [ root@alwan ~]#firewall-cmd –permanent –zone=public –add-port=2222/tcp [ root@alwan ~]#firewall- cmd –reload If we have everything configured, we restart the SSH package [ root@alwan ~]#service sshd restart Check the results of changing the SSH port [ root@alwan ~]#ss -tnlp | grep ssh”

“We may want to know whether the specifications of the VPS we rent are as promised? To find out, it’s quite easy to type the commands below. First open puty and then login as root 1. Knowing RAM Memory Type command: cat /proc/meminfo 2. Knowing CPU Core Type command: cat /proc/cpuinfo 3. Knowing hard disk capacity Type command: df -H 4. Knowing stability Type the command: w 5. Knowing the linux version (in this case it is centos) Type the command: cat /proc/version 6. Knowing the release of Centos Type the command: cat /etc/*release*”

Here’s how: 1. Login via putty 2. Check your server hostname: [ root@iixserver ~]# hostname localhost.localdomain 3. Change the old hostname to the new one: [ root@localhost ~]# nano /etc/sysconfig/network NETWORKING=yes HOSTNAME=localhost.localdomain localhost.localdomain replace with your new hostname, for example: new hostname.domainname.com Then SAVE with CTRL + X then enter 4. Change once again: [ root@localhost ~]# hostname new hostname.domainname.com [ root@localhost ~]# new hostname.domainname.com [ root@localhost ~]# reboot