Friday, October 24, 2014
Free Auto Install script for CentOS 7 LEMP (NGINX, MariaDB, PHP) webserver
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https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B7S8lvOfWJ-AdlFQc1F5dFd6eVE/view?usp=sharing
Install a LEMP webserver on CentOS-7, RedHat or Scientific Linux in under 5 minutes. It is Automated with a point and click method from the windows desktop
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I'm receiving following error:
ReplyDelete[root@localhost liveuser]# bash /home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 2: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 6: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 14: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 16: $'r': command not found
* 2")syntax error: invalid arithmetic operator (error token is "
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 21: * 3 * 1024: syntax error: operand expected (error token is "* 3 * 1024")
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 22: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 23: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 27: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 36: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 37: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 39: $'r': command not found
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 429: warning: here-document at line 275 delimited by end-of-file (wanted `END')
/home/liveuser/Documents/webserver.sh: line 430: syntax error: unexpected end of file
I have uploaded an updated script 21/June/2015
ReplyDeleteHow can I make ssl client authentication on my website?
ReplyDeleteI want to use SSL certificate to access into administrator panel on my website.
I found directives ssl_client_certificate and ssl_verify_client on;
I am trying make authentication using SSL algorithm.
Great guide,
ReplyDeleteOnly issue I had was with the SSL certificate as I used this on a minimal install of CentOS and that didnt have openSSL and its not in the list for yum to get so I had to add it myself and do it all again.