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#SHAREX FTP HTTPHOMEPATH INSTALL#
#SHAREX FTP HTTPHOMEPATH PASSWORD#

#SHAREX FTP HTTPHOMEPATH INSTALL#

First things first, let’s update our server sources and install a few essential packages: perl -pi -e "s/deb cdrom/#deb cdrom/g" /etc/apt/sources.list This isn’t ideal, so we’ll end up disabling it once we have created our first user. We start this guide connected as root to our server. Don’t just blindly copy/paste commands into your shell.When I link pastebin files, click on raw underneath the title before copying it.Save a file in nano by pressing ctrl+x, then y, then enter.To search a file you’re editing with nano, press ctrl+w.To copy something in PuTTY/Kitty, just highlight it.For example, mkdir -p $HOMEDIR would translate to mkdir -p /home/saniceggnog. When you type a command where a variable is included, you have to replace $EXAMPLE with whatever the variable points to.

Variables will be written as $EXAMPLE.

#SHAREX FTP HTTPHOMEPATH PASSWORD#

Enter the address and the root password given by your provider and we can start working. To connect to your server, you’ll need a client such as PuTTY or, better, Kitty. This guide assumes you chose Debian Wheezy after getting your server, though you shouldn’t have too many difficulties applying it to Debian Squeeze, Ubuntu or any other GNU/Linux distribution for that matter.

You can get reasonably priced dedicated servers from OVH (and their Kimsufi and SoyouStart offers),, Hetzner and Leaseweb.

Changed nginx source to wheezy-backports (updated version).

Simplified user creation and lib/rtorrent installation.

Simplified Nginx install and fixed scgi.

Unified rtorrent+rutorrent conf files between nginx and apache.

Part 3 of this guide is separated between nginx and apache. The “LEMP” configuration replaces the Apache web server component with nginx (pronounced “engine x,” providing the “E” in LEMP) to increase the ability of the server to scale in response to demand. “LAMP” refers to Linux, Apache, MySQL and PHP. In this guide I will cover both the LEMP stack as well as the popular LAMP Stack used to power many popular web applications. It isn’t meant as a complete noob guide either, but I think with a bit of personal research it’s not out of reach of anyone.Īt the end of this guide, we should end up with a fully functional webserver and seedbox on Debian Wheezy. It isn’t meant as an end-all guide, so if you notice anything wrong or would like to suggest something, don’t hesitate. The goal of this guide is to end up with a fully configured, relatively secure dedicated server and seedbox.