Please, download all files before executing any script. There are several dependencies between them.
apt update -y && apt upgrade -y
git clone https://github.com/simplyjarod/server && cd server
chmod u+x *.sh -Rsudo yum install wget unzip -y
wget https://github.com/simplyjarod/server/archive/master.zip
unzip master.zip && cd server-master && rm -rf ../master.zip
chmod u+x *.sh -RElements with link are updated for Ubuntu compatibility.
- Install LAMP server
- Install LEMP server
- Install apache
- Install NGINX
- Add apache virtual host
- Add NGINX virtual host
- Manage HTTP traffic with IPTABLES
- Manage MySQL traffic with IPTABLES
- Generate Let's Encrypt SSL certificates
- Install PHP
- Update PHP to latest version
- Install NodeJS, NPM and PM2
- Install MariaDB
- Create MySQL DB and user
- Remove MySQL DB and user
- Install REDIS
- Install WordPress
Run ./lamp-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will run the following scripts: Install apache, Install MariaDB, Install PHP, Add apache virtual host and Manage HTTP traffic with IPTABLES.
Run ./lemp-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will run the following scripts: Install NGINX, Install MariaDB, Install PHP, Add NGINX virtual host and Manage HTTP traffic with IPTABLES.
Run ./apache-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will install apache2 and some basic setup.
Run ./nginx-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will install NGINX and some basic setup.
Run ./apache-add-virtual-host.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will create a new user (if not created previously) and virtual host in apache2 in interactive mode: the script will ask you for system username and domain.
Run ./nginx-add-virtual-host.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
It is mandatory to have NGINX installed previously.
This will create a new user (if not created previously) and virtual host in NGINX in interactive mode: the script will ask you for system username and domain.
Run ./iptables-accept-http.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
It is mandatory to have IPTABLES installed previously (you can run iptables.sh from my system repository).
This will insert into IPTABLES a new rule for port 80 (HTTP traffic) binded to an IP or to all IPs (unrestricted).
Run ./iptables-accept-mysql.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
It is mandatory to have IPTABLES installed previously (you can run iptables.sh from my system repository).
This will insert into IPTABLES a new rule for port 3306 (MySQL traffic) binded to an IP or to all IPs (unrestricted).
Run ./php-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will install PHP latest available version. In CentOS, PHP is not available on latest version, so php-update.sh is executed right after the default installation. Some "basic" libraries and modules are also installed.
Run ./nodejs-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will install NodeJS and NPM latest LTS version directly from nodesource.com.
Run ./mariadb-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will install MariaDB (MySQL), mysql_secure_installation (interactive mode) and some basic setup.
Run ./mysql-create-db-and-user.sh from the folder this file is placed. You will be asked for mysql's root password.
It is mandatory to have MySQL or MariaDB installed previously.
Run ./mysql-remove-db-and-user.sh from the folder this file is placed. You will be asked for mysql's root password.
It is mandatory to have MySQL or MariaDB installed previously.
Run ./wordpress-install.sh as root from the folder this file is placed.
This will download a new WordPress copy and install it in the folder you specify, configuring (or creating if not exists) database, user and password (random names or the ones you provide).