Installing Webmin on Centos 4.2 from a RPM

[Soulwatcher]

Webmin is a fast and friendly, easy to use control panel for Linux. Paired with Virtualmin you will have a 1 touch setup just like cPanel. Just enter the user information and hit create and Virtualmin sets everything for you, DNS, Ftp, Http, MySQL, and Email. Virtualmin comes in two versions paid and free. The free version will be more than enough for most people. To learn more about Webmin and Virtualmin visit www.webmin.com .


To install Webmin the first thing you are going to want to do is SSH into the server. Next type the following commands:

#cd /usr/local/src
#wget http://internap.dl.sourceforge.net/s...0-1.noarch.rpm
#rpm -U webmin-1.260-1.noarch.rpm

Thats it! you now can log into webmin from http://www.yourdomin.com:10000 or from your ip **.***.**.*:10000

Please remember to open the proper port in your firewall for Webmin. (Port, 10000)

[!LLu$!0N]

I may now consider using Webmin, it sounds very good and easy to setup / configure.

Thanks for the tutorial.

[chiefsmurph]

Nice tutorial

It was amazingly easy and fast to set up. Now I just have to get sued to using it.

[Soulwatcher]

Originally Posted by chiefsmurph

Nice tutorial

It was amazingly easy and fast to set up. Now I just have to get sued to using it.

I am sure once you get use to it, you are going to love it.

[pitsug]

can i access webmin on any workstation of my local network? who would i do that?

[Soulwatcher]

You need to open port 10000 on your server. And if you want to access it outside your network you need to open port 10000 on your router.

[rmwebs]

Nice - i had webmin previously but never reinstalled it after an OS move, thanks! I've got it running again now

[DWJ79]

Hi,

im kind anew to server admin.

I have a plesk 8.2 panel already installed there's any problem installin also webmin?

thanx in advance!