Installing Rapidleech on CentOS 5 VPS without control panel by RapidleechHosting.NeT

[michelangelo]

@coldabhishek
Bingo !
It worked man, thanks a million for the help

Thanks to masterb56 & Allan for the replies too.

michelangelo Reviewed by michelangelo on 4th Dec 2010. Installing Rapidleech on CentOS 5 VPS without control panel by RapidleechHosting.NeT Let start the tutorial 1. If you don?t have any webserver installed on your machine, then you need to setup it first. We need Apache and PHP 5. Just remember that Rapidleech only works on PHP 5 environment. 2* login to ssh using putty 3* enter your ip 4* username 90% is root Rating: 5

[FRuuZO]

i hv a VPS,,,,, i it has installed rl's as i hv ftp access..... but can anyone tell me how to remove everthing so that i can install Rapidleech by this method

[FRuuZO]

not able to run
unzip *.zip command can anyone help plz

[gambitz]

Good tut.

However, it seems that you are using port 80 of apache. I already had a website running on this.

Can I install rapidleech on different port or service? Virtualhost?
EDIT: YES
I figured out the virtualhosts. user.com will go to my webserver while user1.com will go to rapidleech page.

However, I tested rapidleech on /var/www/html it works, I got the rapidleech webpage.

I moved it to /home/user1/www

I got permission errors when opening the webpage user1.com. I do not understand why.

I did follow your steps (chmod 777) on
/home/user1/www
chmod 777 files
chmod 777 configs
cd configs
chmod 777 files.lst

EDIT: After some reading, I learned that I have to chmod +x on user1 directory, so apache can excute these files, etc. http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/13PermissionDenied

[freecbc3]

not able to run
unzip *.zip command can anyone help plz

try first

yum install zip

[rubiroza]

I did everyting according to 1st post and it works

But, I have a new problem with rapidleech program. After I insert a link and press on transload button, I got the following error:

"Value for $secretkey is empty, please create a random one (56 chars max) in accounts.php!"

I searched the internet. This is a solution.

go to configs/accounts.php
see
$secretkey = '';
replc with
$secretkey = 'ilovetohelp';

How to do this using PUTTY application?

Best regards.

[Cory]

I did everyting according to 1st post and it works

But, I have a new problem with rapidleech program. After I insert a link and press on transload button, I got the following error:

"Value for $secretkey is empty, please create a random one (56 chars max) in accounts.php!"

I searched the internet. This is a solution.

go to configs/accounts.php
see
$secretkey = '';
replc with
$secretkey = 'ilovetohelp';

How to do this using PUTTY application?

Best regards.

Open a putty session; and do;

nano /var/www/html/configs/accounts.php

Use arrows to move around edit what you need.

ctrl+x (save)
Then type 'y' to confirm changes and hit enter.

If nano isn't working...

yum install nano

or from source:

cd /usr/src/
wget http://www.nano-editor.org/dist/v2.2/nano-2.2.6.tar.gz
tar xf nano-2.2.6.tar.gz
cd nano-2.2.6
./configure && make && make install

Simplest way is to use the FTP tutorial or WinSCP has they have mentioned.

[rubiroza]

You were right. WinSCP is all I needed
Thank you !!!!!

[freecbc3]

I did everyting according to 1st post and it works

But, I have a new problem with rapidleech program. After I insert a link and press on transload button, I got the following error:

"Value for $secretkey is empty, please create a random one (56 chars max) in accounts.php!"

I searched the internet. This is a solution.

go to configs/accounts.php
see
$secretkey = '';
replc with
$secretkey = 'ilovetohelp';

How to do this using PUTTY application?

Best regards.

mate u can use any program tht support SFtp
LIKE WINSCP like FlashFXP

or u can use the tut here

nano= edit
nano file directory

[erawanarifn]

Nice tutorials

And instead of using Apache, I convert it for using Lighttpd under Debian. Here is some sort tutorials for installing Rapidleech in a Debian VPS :

1. Upgrade and update the VPS

# apt-get update && apt-get upgrade

2. Remove the Apache

#apt-get remove apache or
#apt-get remove apache2

3. Install the Lighttpd

#apt-get install lighttpd

4. Enable lighttpd simple vhost, and restart lighttpd

#lighttpd-enable-mod simple-vhost

5. Installing the php

#apt-get install php5-cgi

6. Modify the php handler, and restart lighttpd

#cat > /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/10-cgi-php.conf
server.modules += ("mod_cgi")
cgi.assign = (".php" => "/usr/bin/php5-cgi") ^D
#/etc/init.d/lighttpd force-reload

7. Disable mysql, since we did not need it for Rapidleech

#/etc/init.d/mysql stop
#chkconfig mysql off

I am using Debian VPS and lighttpd for my Private Rapidleech server, because it use small memory ( ~ 20mb only)
After it all done, we just need to download the Rapidleech script, and follow the installation tutorials