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Install AIDE

AIDE is not installed by default. Install it with the command:

Customize Configuration File

Customize /etc/aide.conf to meet your requirements. The default configuration is acceptable for many environments.

The man page aide.conf(5) provides detailed information about the configuration file format.

CentOS Cpanel Quick Install CD ISO Images & kickstart file

Sample kickstart file for automated CentOS Linux installs:

http://httpupdate.cpanel.net/cpanel-ks.cfg

How to install a license key through the command line interface.

To install a Panel license key using the Panel CLI, you should first upload it to the machine with the Panel, and then install it with the license utility.

For example:

1. On Linux/Unix:

Reference: http://parallels.com/

How to install License Keys

To install a license key through the Panel graphical user interface:

On your Home page, click Tools & Utilities > License Management.
Click the Upload Key icon.

Specify the path to the license key file location: enter the path into the input box provided, or click Browse to browse for the desired location.

Select the Replace the currently installed license key with the selected one check box.
Click OK to submit.

The license key file will be upload to the Panel.

If you wish to upload keys for additional product features, select the Additional License Keys tab and upload the keys.

Reference: http://parallels.com/

How to install Parallels Plesk Panel using command line.

To install Parallels Plesk Panel, issue a command of the following format:

parallels_installer [packages source options] –select-release-id [ID] [components installation options] [other options]

where

Packages source options define the location where the installer should obtain the Panel packages for installation
[packages source options] = –source [URL]

Examples, Linux/Unix

The following command installs Parallels Plesk Panel 10.0 (release ID is PANEL_10_0_0) from the mirror set up on server available via HTTP at host mirror.example.com. Installation files will temporarily be stored at /tmp/panel, and the installation status will be reported to e-mail admin@example.com. The installed components are base Panel packages, PostgreSQL server, and SpamAssassin spam filter.

Reference: http://parallels.com/