[quote:40503ef519][i:40503ef519]Originally posted by hugo24[/i:40503ef519]
Thanks again!
Really appreciate your guidance.
[quote:40503ef519]it is your own hostname/server FQDN (Fully Qualified Domain Name) like this: server.serverdomain.net[/quote:40503ef519]
If my domain name is abc.com, it will key in server.abc.com, right?
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[b:40503ef519]ITF[/b:40503ef519] &
short host name: server
domain: abc.com
then server FQDN: server.abc.com
notice: it should be the same as what you have in /etc/hosts
[quote:40503ef519][i:40503ef519]Originally posted by hugo24[/i:40503ef519]
By the way, how could I access to the root? Or could you tell me what is the root for.
I need to install Zend, which was informed that I need to do it from root.
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[b:40503ef519]ITF[/b:40503ef519] & root is the main administration account for servers in Unix/Linux also it is called super user, it has all rights and privileges to handle, manage, modify, install, manipulate and ... everything on a box (system)
for managing a server you can use WHM/Cpanel, local shell and SSH (remote Secure SHell)
if you want to install something first you have to login to your server using SSH by root user.
for Zend, first in a root SSH session run this command:
php -m
if you can see the Zend optimizer in the compiled in modules list then Zend is currently installed.
but if it is not there then run
/scripts/installzendopt
it will install zend for you
Attention: Please read a Unix/Linux Administration book or use expert techs because you can hurt your box in a root SSH session without knowing what is what and what you should do, it is Unix/Linux not Microsoft Windows, and usually there isn't any confirmation for a command, you can remove all of the files in a device without receiving any confirmation notice.