In this instructional exercise, we will clear up how to install Webuzo v3 control board on Ubuntu 20.04.
Webuzo is a facilitating control board that permits the engineers, developer and administrators to effectively deal with their spaces, make data sets, convey an assortment of utilizations make clients and so on. With Webuzo can be overseen various applications like MySQL, MongoDB as data sets, Nginx, LighTTPD as webservers, PHP, Ruby, Perl as dialects and so forth.
Introducing the Webuzo control board is finished with an establishment script and can require as long as 15 minutes. We should begin!
Pre-requirement:
1.Ubuntu20.04 server on Virtual-Box / System
allow root login
Step 1: Update the system repository
sudo apt update
Step 2: Configure the ssh config file for root login
sudo sed -i 's/#PermitRootLogin prohibit-password/PermitRootLogin yes/' /etc/ssh/sshd_config
sudo systemctl restart ssh
sudo passwd #change the root password if necessay
Step 3: Romove Previous Installations
Webuzo v3 control board has its own particular manner of designing the PHP, MySQL, and Apache or Nginx, so we really want to eliminate them totally before we download and run the establishment script.
sudo apt purge php* mysql* apache2* nginx* -y
sudo apt autoremove -y
Step 4: Install Webuzo V3 Control-Panel
To start with, we want to download the script. Execute the command for the downloading the content in the root directory on your server:
wget http://files.webuzo.com/install.sh
Once, the content is downloaded, make it executable:
chmod +x install.sh
Before you execute the content it is great to be referenced, that the Webuzo v3 control board can be introduced with the LAMP(Linux, Apache, MySQL, PHP) or LEMP(Linux, Nginx, MySQL, PHP) stack. In this instructional exercise, we will introduce the Webuzo with the LAMP stack.
Run the command, with the arguments as shown below
./install.sh –v3 –lamp
Step 5: Accessing the Webuzo GUI in browser
To access the GUI, we need type IP-ADDRESS with port 2004
Note: If Unable to login using system root credintials, then login into system as root user and change password of system, then try again.
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