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I am novice in Linux,I install CentOs version 6.4, Now I am going to install IspConfig.
Which package of it is compatible with my OS?
And I need a good tutorial website.
Thanks for reply and sorry for my bad English.
Last edited by stella1051; 01-14-2015 at 08:21 AM.
I am novice in Linux,I install CentOs version 6.4, Now I am going to install IspConfig.
Which package of it is compatible with my OS? And I need a good tutorial website.
Please read the LQ Rules and the Question Guidelines link in my posting signature.
Please don't ask people to look things up for you...if you put "how to install ispconfig on centos 6.4" into Google, the VERY FIRST HIT has a tutorial...amazingly, from the ISPConfig website. http://www.ispconfig.org/blog/1/entr...t-ispconfig-3/
It's difficult to install ispconfig on an existing server installation. Visit http://www.ispconfig.org and follow links to their detailed tutorials for installing with Centos/Debian/Ubuntu on an empty system.
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