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    #1
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    Default [HELP] SSH Help

    Can someone tell me the 2 commands i need to do the following:

    1- Set up a FTP User in SSH.
    2- Make databases to run vBulletin.

    (It is on a VPS from WrzBox.)

    Thanks.
    .HelFi0 Reviewed by .HelFi0 on . [HELP] SSH Help Can someone tell me the 2 commands i need to do the following: 1- Set up a FTP User in SSH. 2- Make databases to run vBulletin. (It is on a VPS from WrzBox.) Thanks. Rating: 5

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    #2
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    Remember Google is your best friend.

    1. http://www.sitepoint.com/forums/serv...sh-622977.html

    2. http://www.squirrelcart.com/help/1.5...dDatabase.html (scroll down to method #2)
    This is the staff, you have been banned

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    #3
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    I no but how do i set a pass?

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    #4
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    password for ftp or mysql?.

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    #5
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    Website's:
    xsl.tel xsltel.com
    Hello,

    what is your FTP software.

    Highest Regards
    Mohammed H

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    #6
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    I am connecting to the root with Putty.

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    #7
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    Install a control panel by ssh then do it what ever you want from the panel. You can use kloxo control panel which is free.

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    #8
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    You need to install FTP software from SSH, or install a CP like Kloxo.

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    #9
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    I assume you are using CentOS.

    There are two ways to do this:

    To install a ftp client without using a control panel

    To install a Control Panel (such as cPanel and Kloxo) which comes with FTP Client pre-installed.

    So, if you want to use a FTP Client without using a control panel you can install it by firstly connecting via SSH, then typing the following commands on your SSH Client.

    yum install vsftp
    you can start the daemon service

    vsftpd start
    you can also configure it in

    /etc/vsftp/vstpd.conf
    You might also want to enable vsftp on start-up, so

    chkconfig vsftpd on
    To make it even more simple, here are the steps:

    1) yum install vsftpd
    2) /etc/init.d/vsftpd restart
    3) useradd username
    4) passwd username
    And check from FTP client if you get through.

    The second way is by install a Control Panel, i will be using Kloxo in this one.

    mkdir temp && cd temp
    sh ./kloxo-install-master.sh
    Good luck with everything.

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