Which low end script is best
so many lowend script !
no time to try them all,just list them here
let us know which is better and best or what`s different...if you can test
github.com/maxexcloo/Minimal github.com/maxexcloo/Minstall github.com/lowendbox/lowendscript github.com/aatishnn/lempstack github.com/Darknight670/lowendscript github.com/ilevkov/lowendscript github.com/sk33lz/lowendscript github.com/TigersWay/VPS github.com/Xeoncross/lowendscript
anymore?
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Centmin / Centminmod
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Minstall v1 working fine thanks for the tip @ErawanArifNugroho
need an advice on a ftp and proxy over :80 script
Hi!
For ftp, I use my other vps as ftp server by using webmin And the proxy, I use Squid :)
Why FTP when you can SCP?
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Indeed :o If you own the machine why bother with ftp... M
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i learned that you can use sftp with ssh login
and googled SCP
Thanks
with squid can i access blocked internet in office eg. port 22, 10000 .
should i look for transparent proxy or vpn ?
can u forward me a good tutorial to access blocked ports in my office
Hi!
why v1 not v2?
i had some problems with minstall v2, nginx dindt start gave me an error about ssl, php didnt worked as well ...
@ErawanArifNugroho advised me to use v1 and i used no problem so far..
Hi!
So ... on a related question ... which one is best in terms of nginx/mysql installation?
Also there is http://fvps.us/t1434 and http://fvps.us/t528
many of these have Wordpress install option... one have Drupal install option.. have seen anyone with Joomla? if its there already then i don't have to wear my brain cells :p
infact i use lnmp.org instead of them all
Nginx MySQL PHP PHPMyAdmin Zend Optimizer eAccelerator Apache(Option) ionCube(Option) PureFTPd(Option) imageMagick(Option) memcached(Option)
I'm using github.com/TigersWay/VPS and very happy so far..
Only one i tried is centmin and my own fork centmin mod http://centminmod.com/ :)
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I see latest centminmod update! :p Your latest centminmod script update took so long that i learn to install nginx + php-fpm + mariadb manually lol. (-_-)
Took longer as i need to test it on various centOS versions before release - that and testing MariaDB 5.5 MySQL to replace MariaDB 5.2.x with a few beta testers who already using centmin mod :)
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I'm spinning up a load of VPS instances at the moment for benchmarking, and settled on the Tiger's Way script. Inevitably if you have need for scripts like these, they are never going to do exactly what you need them to, and for this was one of the easiest to fork off and modify.
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People having trouble with Minstall should send me bug reports and logs, I'd love to fix the problems!
@maxexcloo Somehow I like your (old)minimal script rather than minstall. May be because it's simpler, just one single command:
bash minimal.sh ssh
No need to answer y/n questions I really hope you'll continue to update that one.Problem with the v2 is the nginx can't start. Maybe the ssl should be removed / commented, and people who want to use ssl should edit the nginx.conf manually.
Any chance you can PM me some logs and details?
I will try it on the unused vps of mine tonight Mr. Spiderman :D
Check out Percona build of MYSQL. I've heard a bit of buzz around MariaDB lately, not had a chance to test it out myself.
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If you use MyISAM tables alot definitely check out MariaDB
MySQL 5.1 vs MySQL 5.5.1x vs MariaDB 5.2 vs Percona 5.1 vs Percona 5.5 results
Notes: 1. results are old, as MySQL 5.5.2x has caught up to MariaDB/Percona in terms of InnoDB engine performance while MyISAM performance MariaDB is still king which is why Centmin Mod defaults to MariaDB 5.2.x for MySQL and currently testing MariaDB 5.5 and later MariaDB 10.x
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It's a work in progress, but it's what I use to quickly setup a LEMP stack on Debian based VPSes.
http://vps.manndude.com/bash/lemp/setup.sh
wget http://vps.manndude.com/bash/lemp/setup.sh chmod 755 setup.sh ./setup.sh domain.com
Then again, I am still learning bash scripting so this is more or less a learning project than it is for production environments. I'll add more to it as I get around to it. It pretty much is just the Linode LEMP installation guide wrapped into a bash script.
EDIT: Woops, I have MySQL installation commented out because I didn't need it last time. But yeah, it's pretty damn basic.
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Sorry to bump an old topic (because it would have been useless to create a new one) but if someone wants to point me out to any other good shell script, please feel free to PM me. My current list is here
http://lowendscripts.com/wiki/shell_scripts
I took the liberty of adding all the scripts being discussed here regardless of their status (buggy or great!!). I would be adding per-script pages later (as I get time)
Here something usefully http://lnmp.org/lnmpa.html http://lnmp.org/index.html
Sorry to bump this.. but would like to know.. would everyone agree that Tuxlite is the best (and perhaps only) lowendscript for Apache?
http://tuxlite.com/installation/
I plan to use on Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit.. can anyone report any problems or success w/Tuxlite and Ub 12.04 64-bit?
Anyway, will be trying out soon...
Tuxlite or http://lnmp.org/lnmpa.html
any Apache based ones? (don't ask :P)
apt-get install phpmyadmin
stack, not PMA @gubbyte
pma automatically configures apache + php + mysql :)
Another bump... for LAMP, looks like tuxlite supports only Deb/untu; anyone know of a LAMP script with similar functionality as minstall/tuxlite/centmin, but for CentOS?
Centmin is for CentOS ? Or you want more similar functions ?
I pimp my own LOL Centmin fork called Centmin Mod -> centminmod.com/ - not exactly similar - for one thing install and some software management is shell menu based. Read the FAQ to get familiar centminmod.com/faq.html etc
Change Log centminmod.com/changelog.html How nginx is installed centminmod.com/nginx.html How nginx vhost setup centminmod.com/nginx_domain_dns_setup.html How php-fpm is installed centminmod.com/phpfpm.html How MariaDB MySQL is installed centminmod.com/mysql.html How Memcached installed centminmod.com/memcached.html How CSF firewall is installed centminmod.com/csf_firewall.html
One more recent standalone addition is AVG Anti-Virus free edition for linux centminmod.com/avg_antivirus_free.html
Latest stable = v1.2.2-eva2000.21 Latest beta = v1.2.3-eva200.01 centminmod.com/centminmod_v123.html
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I love tuxlite for Debian but when it comes to CentOS, I would ALWAYS use the freevps.us equivalent. Running like a charm on 10 CentOS VPS' of mine...
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OMG! Your script appears to be exactly the software list I've been looking for (although I was planning on the Puppet or Chef route). Nonetheless, thank you very much! I'll be playing w/ this in VirtualBox tonight and it gives me a good baseline to shoot for with my provisioning scripts on the VPS's.
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This is so old. Any new progress regarding the minimal install? Any on with REDIS server?
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My apologies for raising this from the dead. I thought about this for a while, and after much deliberation and internal justification, I figured that revival would be better than starting a new topic.
So, I just wanted to ask whether there is a decent LEB script that you guys would recommend, one that is still relevant in 2016?
With Let's Encrypt becoming mainstream, along with HHVM and PHP7, do you guys know of any decent (periodically updated and improved) alternative to http://tuxlite.com/ for Debian / CentOS or Ubuntu?
I would really appreciate your inputs.
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My Centminmod.com LEMP stack is continually updated as I eat my own dog food and use it on all my active and test servers/sites :) Letsencrypt integration is still work in progress due to constant changes to official letsencrypt client which i utilise as well as possible integration of more than 3rd party letsencrypt client eventually - all in a separate branch from current stable and beta releases http://centminmod.com/letsencrypt-freessl.html
You'd probably want to try the latest beta 123.09beta01 version as it's going to be the next stable release jam packed with new and improved features :) Change log in 2nd post at https://community.centminmod.com/threads/centmin-mod-09-beta-branch-testing.4128/ including Nginx dynamic module support https://community.centminmod.com/posts/28947/ :)
Centmin Mod supports PHP 5.4-5.6 & PHP 7 out of box but not HHVM as benchmarks I did against PHP 7 at https://community.centminmod.com/threads/centmin-mod-lemp-hhvm-fastcgi-mode-on-centos-7.5440/ just don't justify the effort and increased potential memory consumption with HHVM.
HTH
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That looks pretty frigging awesome.
I'll test it out on a devbox and certainly get in touch with you if and when I make any significant alternations that could be of interest to you.
Thanks for all the effort that you have put into this project so far!
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Does anyone know of a similar alternative to Centminmod for Debian that is half-way updated?
Centminmod looks very good but I have absolutely no knowledge of centos and not much time to read up right now.