Zend Optimizer Installation on Ensim Pro Control Panel
Steps to Install Zend Optimizer on Ensim Pro for Linux.
1.Download Zend Optimizer from www.zend.com and follow the installation procedure.
2.Once the installation is complete, create tar file using following command.
# tar cf virtDomain.tar /usr/local/Zend
(Assuming that Zend has been installed at default location - /usr/local/Zend)
3.Copy this tarball to /etc/appliance/customization
4.Download the
http://download.swsoft.com/ensim/download/pro/linux/kb/2800/virtDomain.sh
custom script named virtDomain.sh and upload the same to /etc/appliance/customization
5.Download the
http://download.swsoft.com/ensim/download/pro/linux/kb/2800/editVirtDomain.sh
custom script named editVirtDomain.sh and upload the same to /etc/appliance/customization
Note : you need to replace Zend Extension part with one copied from /usr/local/Zend/etc/php.ini in the attached scripts.
6.chmod both script to 755
Now all new domain created on server with any security level will be Zend enabled. If you want existing domain with high security to be zend enabled then you just need to re-save the site from Webppliance.
Reference: http://parallels.com/
Settings for ifcfg-eth0
The /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 file should have the following.
—/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 begin file–
DEVICE=eth0
ONBOOT=yes
BOOTPROTO=static
IPADDR=IP_address_host_server
NETMASK=netmask_value (please check with your service provider)
GATEWAY=ip_address_gateway
—/etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0 end file–
Before you use Parallels Pro Control Panel to perform provisioning or management operations, you must provide the license key information, if you have not provided the information at the time of installation. You receive the license key in the order confirmation email when you buy Parallels Pro Control Panel.
LiteSpeed Web Server Installation Steps
Installation Instructions for LiteSpeed Web Server.
Download From : http://www.litespeedtech.com/litespeed-web-server-downloads.html
1. Extract the package at convinent location by using
tar xvfz lsws-XXXX.tar.gz
or
gunzip -c lsws-XXXX.tar.gz | tar xvf -
if you are not using the GNU tar
2. Type
3. If you want to install to system directory, you need to become root first.
Type
4. Follow the instruction on the screen.
Cannot use SSH with old system accounts after Installation of DirectAdmin
For all SSH accounts created with DirectAdmin, it adds the “AllowUsers” option to the /etc/ssh/sshd_config file.
When DirectAdmin is installed, it will add “root” and “admin” to that file under the AllowUsers option.
Any other users who have had SSH account on the system will also require to be added to that file in order to access the server via SSH.
Source: http://directadmin.com
FreeBSD Installation notes for DirectAdmin
If logging in as a user other than admin or root (using su to gain root access)
You have to add “AllowUsers username” to /etc/ssh/sshd_config before you can log out from root or you’ll lose root on the server forever, and you’ll have to format.
Hint: Use “fetch” instead of “wget” on FreeBSD systems to download the install file.
