Beginner VPS

[l0calh0st]

nietdanNL, i would recommend you to install Kloxo, but be sure you have CentOS 5.4 on your vps.

BTW: yum is much easier then apt-get.


Dutch: ik zie dat je nederlander bent, ik ook dus
ik gebruik zelf ook kloxo en het is de beste gratis control panel.
maar gebruik sowieso centos 5.4

Succes/Goodluck

l0calh0st Reviewed by l0calh0st on 26th Mar 2010. Beginner VPS Hello, I've recently got my hands on my first VPS, it's Debian Lenny powered, 500mhz cpu, 512mb ram (2gb burstable), 50 gb diskspace and 100gb bandwith. I was hoping to someone in the community could point me to the right direction so that I can use it for my purposes below. :). (With pointing I mean link me to a recommended tutorials etc.) Basically I would like the ability to do that following things: Managing FTP accounts. Managing multiple websites (virtual host, apache, mysql, Rating: 5

[Metelci]

nietdanNL, i would recommend you to install Kloxo, but be sure you have CentOS 5.4 on your vps.

BTW: yum is much easier then apt-get.


Dutch: ik zie dat je nederlander bent, ik ook dus
ik gebruik zelf ook kloxo en het is de beste gratis control panel.
maar gebruik sowieso centos 5.4

Succes/Goodluck

I agree. Certainly yum is easier than apt-get. Try it.

[shubhank008]

I dont use debian as I use CentOs and ssh.
BTW, if you dont want a GUI for your needs, you can use trial of cpanel, it will automatically install all things and you can set it, even after 15 days your settings will remain

[Gempis]

Or you can use pirated cPanel (IDK if that exists)

[dark_hunter]

Or you can use pirated cPanel (IDK if that exists)

cPanel can't be nulled. End of...

[nietdanNL]

I've got everything up and running now. (Exept the mail server) without a cp.

[TheEagle]

use kloxo with CentOS.. m using .. it works fine

[vps9Ryan]

Use webmin - its amazing to be honest

It will do all your related needs ...

great piece of "lite" software

regards,
Ryan

[shubhank008]

For email, I think if you install cpanel trial and if it expires, email still keeps working

[nietdanNL]

I'm planning on google apps now, since it has very good functionality. And it will save resources!