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@bamnael my bad, didn't see that its not part of "system" or something. Thanks for pointing it out
Any chances we can get the same script for Ubuntu 12.04?
How to make index.php default? right now it looks for index.html or display 403: forbidden
new to nginx, be nice
@Asim I would look in the /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/default file and look for index files and make sure you setup fpm to do PHP.
Can you add this?
// look for .html then .htm then .php
index index.html index.htm index.php
How about
EDIT: Make sure you have php5-fpm installed (apt-get install php5-fpm) and make sure it is listening on port 9000 (127.0.0.1:9000)
@Asim and @TheHackBox, I'm not sure what you guys are wanting since what you just posted looks like a stripped down version of what is already there. Can you edit your posts with more information?
Edit: added support for ".htm"
For some odd reason @Xeoncross he is having issues doing PHP on his nginx.
maybe the php didn't see the files to be served.
asim, you can use this for Ubuntu 12.04 and you can skip dotdeb part. since ubuntu 12.04 already include php5-fpm on its repository.
You still should add the apt-get update/upgrade after the dotdeb package.
@Xeoncross requests, please include phpmyadmin and wordpress installation in it
+1 @asim's request.
I agree with @asim this is something missing from a lot of installations, that would have a lot of value.
And/or sqlbuddy.com
I'm sold on SQL Buddy! Man that's slick...
You should never, ever, ever run development tools like XDebug or phpmyadmin directly on the server. Instead, download it to your local development machine and follow my simple port forwarding tutorial to connect SQLBuddy, MySQL Work bench, phpMyAdmin, or anything else to your VPS server without endangering your production VPS.
When I get some time I'll look into adding Wordpress back in.
Isn't it just possible to simply put phpmyadmin folder with an .htaccess so you first have to enter this pw? Should be pretty save then...
+1 wordpress - must :P
optional joomla/drupal
Boooo to mysql why not have PostgreSQL in there also for the free minded non closed source people. I am just kidding thanks for your work
@BoGs, I was looking into an automated install of PostgreSQL - but I couldn't figure anything out. I need someone with more psql experience to help me out.
@bamnael, running Database admin tools over a tunnel is much safer and easier using port forwarding.
I have openVz and I know iptables doesn't work properly in openVZ. I got error in the COMMIT line any way to fix or any alternative of iptables?
@kossel : What was the error specifically? Many times, the error is an indication that a particular iptables kernel module is not loaded. More often than not, it's the ipt_recent module.
it just say error in line 53. that line is the "commit" line.
I tried to comment line with param state. and it worked, do you think my vps dosn't support "state" command?
I agree but I want them on a dev box on my local network. Can you please include both?
Line 53 of what?
@Damian: of iptable rule file. (/etc/iptables.up.rules) according the script
@Asim just added several new features to the lowendscript.
I don't bother with DotDeb for anything other than PHP-FPM. So I use option #2 of dotdeb's instructions to install only the repo for PHP-FPM, and I use the official PPA from wiki.nginx.org for nginx. Rest is standard with Debian Squeeze.
Have been trying to use this but on the 2 vm's ive tried i get MySQL install problems.
http://pastebin.com/p5rn0wfF