It is possible to translate GNUPanel to other languages.
All colaborations will be added to the code for public usage.
Please follow these steps to perform a translation:
1) Unpack lang_gnupanel.tar.gz in a directory. You will find there three different files for each supported language. For english language for example these files are:
botones-en.lang
login-en.lang
mensajes-en.lang
“en” means english, “es” spanish, etc.
2) Open each file with your favorite editor.
3) Replace each line of the last field (“mensaje” field) with the equivalent one in the desired language.
4) Save each file with the same name and extension, you should change the two letters in red and nothing more (use “it” for italian, “pt” for portuguese or the letters corresponding to the code of the country.
5) Send us the files so we can add them to the package !!
Debian Etch, Debian Lenny, Ubuntu Hardy Heron y Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex
This is the last version based on the original code. As always, it is recommended to start from a fresh operating system installation. Please note that all configuration files for programs used by GNUPanel will be overwritten.
Thanks DAX for your contribution!
Features
- FTP user/group is now www-data
- Some variables are added to /etc/sysctl.conf
- This installer do not ask for database server and Mailman passwords anymore, they are generated randomly by pwgen
- /etc/security/limits.conf is overwritten with an optimized configuration for GNUPanel
- /etc/hosts is overwritten
(If you have previous settings please backup these files!)
Plus, there are two log files for standard output and error output:
/var/log/gnupanel-install.log
/var/log/gnupanel-install.log
Installation
Follow these steps in order to activate a GNUPanel LAMP server:
1) Once the OS is installed please check that packages “locales” and “locales-all” are in the system, then run:
dpkg-reconfigure locales
All locales are generated, choose “en_US” as default.
2) Now you should execute the following commands:
apt-get update
apt-get dist-upgrade
mkdir /directorio
tar -xjvf fichero.tar.bz2 -C /directorio
cd /directorio
3) The installation process consist of 3 scripts, the first one should be the right one for your distribution:
./install-debian-dep.sh (Debian)
./install-ubuntu-hardy-dep.sh (Ubuntu Hardy Heron)
./install-ubuntu-intrepid-dep.sh (Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex)
Then:
./gnupanel-install.sh
gnupanel-config.sh
4) When configuration finish admin interface can be located here:
http://ip-publica/admin
5) Log into GNUPanel and add all IP addresses to be used in this server. You can do it from:
Main –> Add IP
Add any secondary server too.
6) Configure the first reseller plan and first reseller that will be associated to the main domain. The user level for this domain is configured automatically.
7) Now you can access all GNUPanel levels:
https://gnupanel.main_domain/admin
https://gnupanel.main_domain/reseller
https://gnupanel.main_domain/usuarios
https://gnupanel.main_domain/mail
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