Thursday, November 29, 2012

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How To Install Kloxo Free Control Panel - Step Wise Tutorial.


Kloxo Installation Guide

Prerequisites

1) A dedicated or virtual server running CentOS or Red Hat EL 5.x. CentOS 6.x is not currently supported.
2) At least 256 MB of RAM (enough to run Yum).
3) At least 2 GB of free disk space for Kloxo and related services.
4) If you partitioned your disks manually, make sure you have a large /tmp. Kloxo uses /tmp to create and store backups temporarily and the process will fail if there is not enough space.

Before we begin...

You have to disable SELinux by editing /etc/sysconfig/selinux and changing the line to selinux=disabled. This will keep SELinux from being enabled on your server next boot.

Then you must run the following command as root to disable SELinux for the current session:

# su - root
# setenforce 0


If you are unsure this procedure worked, you can run /usr/sbin/sestatus to check its status. Failure to correctly disable SELinux will render your Kloxo install useless and an OS reload may be required to properly reinstall it.
Also, make sure the ports 7778/tcp and 7777/tcp are open in your server firewall or you won't be able to connect to Kloxo web panel when the install completes.

Installing Kloxo

Kloxo installation consists of downloading kloxo-installer.sh from download.lxcenter.org and executing it as root. The script will present you with a few questions and sometimes ask for a password (enter your root password).

If you don't have MySQL server already installed, you must run:

# su - root
# yum install -y wget
# wget http://download.lxcenter.org/download/kloxo/production/kloxo-installer.sh

To install as Master (Default Single Server):
# sh ./kloxo-installer.sh --type=master

To install as Slave:
# sh ./kloxo-installer.sh --type=slave


If you already have MySQL installed and set a root password, you must run:

# su - root
# yum install -y wget
# wget http://download.lxcenter.org/download/kloxo/production/kloxo-installer.sh
# sh ./kloxo-installer.sh --type= --db-rootpassword=PASSWORD


Once kloxo is installed, you can connect to http://YOUR_SERVER_IP:7778 and you will be presented with a login screen. Login as admin with password admin and once you are in, Kloxo will ask you to change the default password to a secure one.
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How to Restore a Full Cpmove File Using Whm.

Restoring a full cpmove file or cpanel complete backup file is very easy using the whm interface. The only condition is that the cpmove file or the cpanel backup file should be in any of the below directory:

/home
/usr/home
/web
/home2
/home3
/root
/usr

So if you have the backup file at any other location then please move it to any of the above location otherwise you will not be able to restore the cpanel account using WHM.

Open the whm >> backup >> restore a cpmove file option.

Then you will be able to see the cpmove file available to restore.
Just put the username of the cpanel account that you can see in the backup file name too and its done !

Thats it !

Note: The username must match the name in cpmove file. you may see a list of cpmove files with different names, so only put the name which you want to restore.
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How to Create a Backup using SSH Shell Commands.

How to make a backup using command prompt ? How to pack a user account using SSH putty ?
These similar questions are very common among newbies and new webmasters.
Here below is the code that you can use to pack a CPanel account.

1). Open SSH Command prompt window and login as root with your root password.
2). Run the below code and press enter.
Code:
/scripts/pkgacct username
Where username will be the username of the account you want to generate a backup for.
3). Your backup file will be available in /home/ directory fo your server.

CHEERS !
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