Need help to insall cPanel on Fastshosts.co.uk Remote Linux server

sunnygee

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Hi Every one,

I have just bought Linux Centos (DS450) dedicated server from Fasthosts.co.uk. They have provide me Admin control panel to check status and make changes. Is it possible can some one guide me how i can install and configure cPanel step by step for web hosting.
I have already try to install cPanel with the help of cPanel forums but after installing cPanel, Apache web server, FTP & Mail stop working. I have not idea after installation how to configure or how to install cPanel properly on Fasthosts.co.uk remote linux server.
If some one can help me or guide me in right direction i will be really greatful
Thank you
 

sunnygee

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I am going to give another go for installation after Rebuilt the server

Chris,
Thank you for your suggestion and i am going to give one more go for installation let's see what will happen after completeing installation. I have rebuilt the server again last night.
Mate i have already follow the steps from Installation Giude when i install the cPanel before but after completeing the installation Apache Web server stop,FTP Stop and also Mail services stop as well and when i try to restart them i had no success. Also i was not able to access WHM interface https://IP:2087 for installation and configuration.
Going to install once again and let's see what happen and then let u know. Is it possible can i have your email address if you don't mind.
Thanxxxxxx for all for replying and reading.
 

Spiral

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Cpanel will overwrite the server software applications and configurations on the server during installation so there is no point in installing those before Cpanel.

I would however make sure you have all the needed software libraries and base system components on your server before installing Cpanel.

Code:
# yum install selinux make coreutils bzip gcc gcc-* glib* libjpeg libpng gifl*
# yum update
Code:
# cpan
install CPAN
reload CPAN
quit
#
That should help you with some of the bare bone core tools you'll need and then you should be able to get the Cpanel installer with "wget" and run the script to start you Cpanel installation.