We’ve done a few of these installs for customers lately & it’s really very simple, so here’s a short step-by-step on it.<\/p>\n
a) Ensure you have a good amount of disk space available and that your VPS OS is up to date (so do a “yum upgrade” or “apt-get upgrade” or such to get all the latest OS Packages & kernels, please feel free to contact us<\/a> for help on that, or to check the most recent backups of your VPS (we do backups weekly<\/a>)).<\/p>\n At a minimum, you need Perl installed to the VPS before running the cPanel ‘latest’ installer script. On Redhat based Linux (CentOS etc) that’s done with b) In a directory on a file system with lots of space available, download the latest cPanel ‘self extracting archive’ Installer via:<\/p>\n c) Become the root user (if not already) & run the downloaded file named ‘latest’ from the above wget:<\/p>\n d) Wait. The Installer downloads all the various cPanel software components & dependencies, installs & configures them etc, it can take anywhere from ~15 mins to a few hours.<\/p>\n It’s really that easy, the hard work probably begins after this basic install as you setup cPanel for your desired hosting environment & settings.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" We’ve done a few of these installs for customers lately & it’s really very simple, so here’s a short step-by-step on it. a) Ensure you have a good amount of disk space available and that your VPS OS is up … Continue reading yum -y install perl<\/code> or on Debian\/GNU based Linux (Ubuntu etc) with apt-get install perl<\/code><\/p>\nwget -N http:\/\/httpupdate.cpanel.net\/latest<\/code><\/p>\nsh .\/latest<\/code><\/p>\n