NaQ's Complete Setup Guide for Linux Seedboxes (Fedora Core/CentOS/Debian/Ubuntu)

Followed this guide a second time for another leaseweb express server. Things went pretty well. I chose tightvncserver, last time vncsever wouldn't work and I went with vnc4server which works fine.
Installing Flash support didn't work. Goggle quickly gave me a method which was fine.

Yea, like the above user I have a leaseweb box and the VNC server in the tutorial wont work so I'm just wondering how I can set up a different one (this is my first time to do this)

Anyone experiencing connections problems with other OVH local peers when seeding from an OVH server?
Using latest wine + utorrent 1.8, it seems to drop connections from other ovh boxes...

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Originally Posted by zeb7s

Yea, like the above user I have a leaseweb box and the VNC server in the tutorial wont work so I'm just wondering how I can set up a different one (this is my first time to do this)

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Replacing vncserver with tightvncserver is real easy. Wherever you see "vncserver" in the guide, replace it with "tightvncserver".

So you will need to

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apt-get install tightvncserver

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set up the desktop the same as in the guide.

And to start it

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tightvncserver: 1

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One your desktop it doesn't matter whether you use realvncviewer or tightvncviewer.

if someone could edit the tutorial would be better.

cheers

Naq amazing job man, god bless you :)
I didnt have any trouble cause i am familiar with networking and linux.


For all those who complains not seeing firefox in the menu, me too. Just type firefox in an xterm window and it will run.

thanks again

thanks again for this guide. after following it, everything works perfect. but i've used 28% of my 250GB HD. is this normal?

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Originally Posted by kraudlem

Thank you very much naq. I've been following the tutorial word for word till now, but I'm stuck at number 7. The server always tells me(when I try to put in the openssl command): -bash: openssl: command not found
I have a kimsufi with debian. Can someone tell me what I do wrong?

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I'm having this same exact issue. Google hasn't provided any good instructions on how to install openssl.. Can anyone help?

I'm using puTTy and logged in as root.

try: apt-get install openssl

Hey naq, can I use this tutorial for my leaseweb debian box?