How to Install CyberPanel on CentOS 7 Simple

Rey.web.id – Guide on how to install CyberPanel, a web-based web hosting control panel with OpenLitespeed and Multi PHP, from PHP 5.3 to version 7.2. This PHP selector will appear when we add a website/domain/sub-domain. So each domain or sub-domain can have a different PHP version.

What is CyberPanel?

Cyberpanel is a hosting control panel that uses the OpenLiteSpeed web server. By using Cyberpanel it will be easier for us to manage hosting. In cyberpanel there is a package that is quite complete for building a website server. These packages include:

• Openlitespeed web server
• FTP
• E-mail
• Database (MariaDB)
• PHP
• E-mail
• SSL

CyberPanel System Requirements

Before starting the installation, make sure your CentOS server meets Cyberpanel specifications.

• CentOS 7 (Recommended version)
• Python 2.7
• 1024 MB RAM or more
• 10 GB disk space

Use the root account to start installing CyberPanel on the server. To avoid conflicts when installing CyberPanel, you should check the status of Selinux, if it is active, you should deactivate it first.

Check Selinux

sestatus

If the result is SELinux status: disabled, just go straight to the Install CyberPanel stage. But if the output is SELinux status: enabled, disable it temporarily with the following command:

setenforce 0

Install CyberPanel

Considering that there are so many software packages to install, make sure the internet connection is stable because the CyberPanel installation process is almost the same as cPanel, takes a long time, around 25 minutes *(Tested with a VPS with specifications of 1GB RAM, 1 CPU).

Command to install CyberPanel

sh <(curl https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh || wget -O - https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh)

The result is like this

RAM check : 75/991MB (7.57%)
Recommended minimal 512MB for 1 database instance installation.
Recommended minimal 1024MB for 2 databases instances installation.
Disk check : 1/49GB (4%) (Minimal 10GB free space)

1. Install CyberPanel with 1 database instance.
2. Install Cyberpanel with 2 databases instances.
3. Exit.

Please enter the number[1-3]: 1

This dialog means a choice, do we want to install 1 or 2 MariaDB databases on the server? If there is no special need for your application/project, you should just choose 1, because this option will save memory, so press the number 1 then Enter.

Then there is another question, what version of MariaDB will be installed? I chose MariaDB 10.2, so press number 3 and Enter.

RAM check : 75/991MB (7.57%)
You have selected Single Database, Please be mind with RAM requirement.
For MariaDB 10.0 Single Database, Recommended minimal 512MB RAM.
For MariaDB 10.0 Dual Databases, Recommended minimal 1024MB RAM
For MariaDB 10.1 and above:
Recommended 1GB RAM for single databse, and 2GB for dual databases.
Please note, only MariaDB 10.0 is officialy supported by CyberPanel.
Use at your own risk!

1. Install MariaDB 10.0
2. Install MariaDB 10.1
3. Install MariaDB 10.2
4. Install MariaDB 10.3
5. Exit.

Please enter the number[1-5]: 3

Wait for the installation process and when it is complete, detailed information about the account and further instructions will appear, like this

CyberPanel Successfully Installed

Current RAM usage : 184/991MB (18.57%)
Current Disk usage : 3/49GB (9%)
Installation time : 0 hrs 25 min 20 sec

Visit: https://192.168.10.11:8090
Panel username: admin Panel password: 1234567
Mysql username: root Mysql password: sCu0gTjH9IgK5N
Please change your default admin password

Version 1.7 has some major changes
Must read: http://go.cyberpanel.net/1-7

If you change mysql password, please modify file in
/etc/cyberpanel/mysqlPassword with new password as well

OpenLiteSpeed WebAdmin Console default:
Username: admin Password: 123456
Visit: https://192.168.10.11:7080
By default port 7080 is blocked by firewall
It is highly recommended to change default confidential
By this command: /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/admpass.sh

Advanced settings

OK, just follow the instructions

• Access the CyberPanel control panel by opening https://address_IP:8090 then changing the admin user password
• Run the command /usr/local/lsws/admin/misc/admpass.sh in the terminal and setup user and password for the OpenLiteSpeed administrator https://IP_address:7080 (so there are two panels, one for web hosting management (port 8090) and one again for OpenLiteSpeed (port 7080).
• On the admin panel page, on the Security > Firewall menu, add port 7080 then reload the firewall

OK, this is where the tutorial for installing CyberPanel on CentOS 7 is complete. Hopefully it is useful and God willing, it will be posted on this blog soon. Don’t forget to subscribe or follow this blog.