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[...] Thank GNUtransfer the loan us a VPS and other resources to write this article. We start with a minimal and [...]

[...] see how to use this script backup and restore for GNUPanel gnupanel-backup_0.1.0.tar.bz2 Thank GNUtransfer the loan us a VPS and other resources to write this article. Note: We have available a ftp [...]

[...] Thank GNUtransfer the loan us a VPS and other resources to write this article. While it is a bit tedious to [...]

[...] those in our previous article “How to install bitcoin 0.8.0 on debian squeeze amd64″ Thank GNUtransfer the loan us a VPS and other resources to write this article. While it is a bit [...]

[...] In this article we will see how to limit the bandwidth of DomUs in XEN 4.1 installed on a debian squeeze. Clarification should be configured so that the DomU vif, vifname and mac must have set, the [...]

[...] In the previous article we installed xen 4.1 on debian squeeze, now let’s install some tools that will help us manage our VPSs, for now install xen-tools [...]

[...] Warning: We start with a minimal install of Debian squeeze. The Dom0 server must have two network cards one for Dom0 and one for the bridge on the route [...]

Many times while having installed GNUPanel when our server starts to have more intensive activity, we see that postfix, pdns, proftpd etc. is saturate [...]

[...] this article. In this article we will show how to use the package litecoind-init for debian wheezy amd64 available in our repository This is the litecoind package for debian wheezy amd64 [...]

[...] this article. In this article we will show how to use the package bitcoind-init for debian wheezy amd64 available in our repository. NOTE: We have called this package “bitcoind-init” to [...]

NOTE: The steps are mostly the same as for those in our previous article “How to install bitcoin 0.8.0 on debian squeeze amd64″ Thank GNUtransfer [...]

[...] is here bitcoin-init-0.1.0.tar.bz2 This script works in Debian Squeezy, Debian Wheezy and Ubuntu Precise Pangolin maybe also in other versions but we [...] [...]

[...] resources to write this article. We start with a minimal and clean installation of Ubuntu Precise Pangolin, we must have a registered domain and a fixed and public IP.In our example will IP: [...]

Many times while having installed GNUPanel when our server starts to have more intensive activity, we see that postfix, pdns, proftpd etc. is saturate [...]

[...] we will use the domain example.geeklab.com.ar and our IP is 69.61.93.19 We start from a minimal install of Debian Wheezy or [...] [...]

[...] we will use the domain example.geeklab.com.ar and our IP is 69.61.93.19 We start from a minimal install of Debian Wheezy or [...] [...]

[...] Warning: We start with a minimal install of Debian squeeze. The Dom0 server must have two network cards one for Dom0 and one for the [...]

[...] . The user level for this domain is configured automatically. 7) Now you can access all GNUPanel levels: https://gnupanel.main_domain/admin https://gnupanel.main_domain/reseller https:// [...]

[...] (the corresponding user will be automatically created). 9- From now on you can enter all GNUPanel levels: https://gnupanel.main_domain/admin https://gnupanel.main_domain/reseller https://gnupanel. [...]

Note: This post is only valid for Argentina. Sometimes it is necessary to know the price of the dollar (Budgets, service charges or goods abroad), whi [...]

[...] , the service consists of three interfaces, a website, an iframe to embed on your site and json api to use from any project. First we have the website available at the following link http://seo. [...]

[...] ’s new version. As we described in this special section the project will be focused on a brand new code, an optimized design including many users’s suggestions, a plug-ins system for [...]

[...] is a first phase in version 2.0 development which is important because it has to do with a brand new code, designed to be flexible and adaptable. The crowdfunding project proposes the creation of a [...]

[...] . You can do it from: Main –> Add IP Add any secondary server too. 6) Configure the first reseller plan and first reseller that will be associated to the main domain. The user level for this [...]

[...] server: Main menu –> Add IP and any secondary servers you may have. 8- Create the first reseller plan and the first reseller associated to your main domain (the corresponding user will be [...]