[Request] Tutorial without image CentOS

[magraopb]

Hi dudes,

I'm see, here have some tutorials, but all with CentOS's images.

Anyone can post a tutorial to do a server without image (making a server in a Real Machine), step by step.

PS:
Tutorials here just show comands to start or stop server, and not configure all files.

Thanks

[MentaL]

[m2rter]

You should be able to just install CentOs your system and go from there. Real CentOs shouldn't be much different from the CentOs image, you just need to focus your attention more on the IP's to get them right and working.
If I remember correctly then CentOs is used because these server files are customized to work with CentOs.
Anyway, I haven't done it myself so I'm just assuming, but it should logically be possible to do it, it would just take more effort and messing around.

[Vision]

Just use Virtual Machine for now just to test things. If you already can be able to do things well inside the Virtual Machine then Install an actual OS on a PC or a Server then do what you did in the Virtual Machine.

[magraopb]

Virtual machine is bad to server, lags, glitches and others, i'm looking for real machine, because this work fine

thanks

[Vision]

Virtual Machine is more likely than a test Machine. :)

[st-m4il]

In 2001 maybe, today VM's are sometimes better than real machines. Just install CENT OS and copy the files over? The tutorial would be 100% the same.

[magraopb]

I mean,

It has no tutorial telling you where to copy the files or directories on CentOS

ill try by my self.

thanks all

[djbadboys38]

In 2001 maybe, today VM's are sometimes better than real machines. Just install CENT OS and copy the files over? The tutorial would be 100% the same.

All centos files? or only BOI files?

[magraopb]

BOI Files

[st-m4il]

Install Cent OS (non VM)
Install MySQL (on non VM)
Connect to CentOS VM with SQLYOG or NAVICAT backup DB > Restore DB to CENTOS (non VM)
Copy /home/BOI from VM to Non VM.
Check all permissions on VM files to match on Non VM.
Run /home/BOI/start.sh and troubleshoot errors.

Not really needed but there you go. You will need to open up MySQL to all connection on VM if you don't know how to do this I can post code it is easy. Also start ssh of course, is very easy. Let me look at my VM and add this so you can do it easily.

To start SSH:
create startSSH.sh with the following inside

/sbin/service sshd start

Run manually or add to startup easily.

To OPEN MySQL to connection to backup and copy from any device with Windows tools, SQLYOG or Navicat:

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON *.* TO 'root'@'%' IDENTIFIED BY PASSWORD '*D6CFF1435802A091D736CCC683FE9050E1361A37' WITH GRANT OPTION

Replace % with an IP, % means connect to any IP so this makes it fully open, you will have no errors, the hash is the default VM MySQL password.

That is all you need to do this project.

[magraopb]

@st-m4il
YES DUDE!! im talk about this!, thanks for reply!!
One more question:
The Official Server is MySQL or MSSQL?.. just for knowledge base