Create your very own Web Server with Virtualmin/Webmin, MySQL, Apache
This tutorial covers a fully functional web server and what which tools you require for this purpose are as follows:
- Virtualmin
- A LAMP stack (Apache, PHP and MySQL) to serve websites and web applications.
- BIND (DNS Server).
- PostFix (Mail Server).
- Configuration of SPF and Dkim (to avoid mail delivery in spam/junk folders)
Please Note: Do Not follow this tutorial on a live production pre-configured Apache, MySql and PHP server as this may cause loss, Use a Newly Created VPS server and transfer your data once you have followed all the configuration steps.
Prerequisites
To complete this tutorial you will need:
- A VPS Server with Newly installed Debian 9 on it.
- A Fully Qualified Domain Name configured to point your server.
- Two registered custom nameservers for use with Virtualmin to setup.
Step 1 - Setting the Hostname and FQDN for your VPS Server
First you need to login to your VPS server by SSH, in this tutorial we will be using PuTTY & run this command:
apt-get update
Then upgrade necessary packages by running:
apt-get upgrade
Once upgrade is completed, Write this command to check the current server hostname:
hostname-f
In order to change your current hostname you will need to edit /etc/hostname file to your choice of text editor, here we are using nano.
nano /etc/hostname
Delete the current hostname and replace it with your choice of hostname: your_hostname
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- 5 years agoapp game
Banshi
- 4 years agoI decided to buy VPS from your company, but want to test it first. Since I'm new to it, I use this tutorial to setup a server. But why here is the Step 1 only?? Where are the other steps? How do I setup the server? Well...I think I'll choose more user-friendly company
Juken
- 4 years agoGreat tutorial
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- 4 years agothank you very much
DemonicF
- 3 years agoand where are the rest of the steps???