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Hey, I'm installing Froxlor on CentOS 8 and everything seems to have gone well for the most part. However the config file was supposedly saved in /tmp/xxx but I can't find that file anywhere. cd tmp/fxVnlJGY ... doesn't exist. Anyone know where that is? Running the below command from www/html folder and then reinstalling produces the same result. sudo chown -R apache:apache froxlor -
I am installing Froxlor 10 on Debian 10 with MySQL and Apache2 on a home web server. I get to the installation screen by going to localhost/froxlor and I get "Welcome to Froxlor" "It seems that Froxlor has not been installed yet." "Click on the link below to start the installation." I click "Start Install" and get to this page: Checking system requirements... All requirements are satisfied [green] and this is at the bottom: All requirements are satisfied Clicking the link to continue takes me to: Database connection MySQL-Hostname: Da
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Is it possible to install with an external MySQL server
Henrik posted a question in General Discussion
Hi I have not yet installed Froxlor, but before I do so I would like to know if it is possible to install Froxlor on a server where the Database MySql server is actually located on another server? So the webserver is separated from the database server? Henrik -
My main site is WordPress and is installed in /var/www/mysite.com and I just installed froxlor in /var/www/froxlor. And when i went to http://{your-ip-address}/froxlor that trigger's WordPress' 404 page. Do I have to set up a special vhost to access froxlor? Or do I need to add something to the .htaccess to avoid WordPress trying to find a page that matches froxlor? OR, do I need to extract froxlor inside /var/www/mysite?
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Warning, this is not an official guide!!! 1. sudo mv /etc/apt/source.list /etc/apt/source.list.bak 1a. Create new Source.list sudo nano /etc/apt/source.list 1b. insert (for Debian Stretch) 1.2B (for Ubuntu Cosmic) 1c. sudo apt update && sudo apt dist-upgrade && sudo apt autoclean && sudo apt autoremove 1d. sudo apt install curl wget apt-transport-https dirmngr git software-properties-common Now you can start setting up your server 2. MariaDB install Warning use sudo command für this install! sudo apt in -
Hi guys, I have a google cloud compute debian instance I have been experimenting with a couple of alternatives to cpanel. Just installed virtualmin and now am looking at froxlor. I have followed the install outline as documented. 1. I setup a google cloud launcher LAMP 2. navigated in browser to <myserveripadress> to ensure apache is working (which it is) 3. downloaded froxlor to /var/www/ directory 4. chown froxlor to www-data:www-data (i also checked to ensure my webserver is running as www-data) Now when i attempt to navigat
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How to Install froxlor with single database user and password?
shaaz posted a question in General Discussion
Is that possible to install froxlor in c-panel using one database user password?Or how can we skip the values of mysql_unpriv_user and mysql_unpriv_pass while installing? -
Hello! Froxlor is really a great Control Panel. I would like to install this panel and use it on our servers as primary control panel. I used Froxlor on Debian. The problem is I got some viruses on Debian because of some software related vulnerabilities. These problems are not happening when using Fedora, but we would like using Froxlor because it has a simple and clean interface, it is very simple to use and it is very fast, too. Does anyone know how to install Froxlor in Fedora? (It would be great if someone can post the entire process, installing dependencies and installing Froxlor)
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Hello everyone! I want to install Froxlor on new clear server with Debian. I have domain.com and IP. What I must setup in hostnames and itc. to get no problems with emails and setup domain.com later? What configuration you can recomend to minimize the problems during setup and configuring server? I looking something like this - http://goo.gl/hMG0ky very good manual for instalation.
