What is your initial must installation package in your vps/server?

TarZZ92

surprised no one installs gcc too

Rallias

vim, zsh, my dotfiles, usually an emerge -auvDN @world

EDIT: Screw it... if anyone is so callous to call themselves world they can be named.

Anna_Parker

Firstly on fresh VPS I'm doing:
apt-get -y remove --purge apache* && apt-get -y remove --purge samba* && apt-get -y remove --purge sendmail* && apt-get -y remove --purge bind9* && apt-get -y remove --purge nscd* && apt-get -y remove --purge sasl* && apt-get -y remove --purge exim* && apt-get -y remove --purge ntp && apt-get update && apt-get clean

Then:
apt-get install zip unzip screen bzip2 mc ftp htop links automake openssl pkg-config wget p7zip build-essential iftop iotop ioping bwm-ng git rtorrent vim vnstat chkrootkit cpulimit rar unrar nload

Then I'm feeling like in own home. :-)))

robohost

Nginx php-fpm php mysql which rsync screen denyhosts

Ndha

apt-get install sudo nano wget zip unzip screen rsync git bc curl libcurl3 libcurl3-dev fail2ban

wget -qO ee rt.cx/ee && sudo bash ee

dpkg-reconfigure tzdata

budi1413

@Anna_Parker said:
apt-get -y remove --purge apache* && apt-get -y remove --purge samba* && apt-get -y remove --purge sendmail* && apt-get -y remove --purge bind9* && apt-get -y remove --purge nscd* && apt-get -y remove --purge sasl* && apt-get -y remove --purge exim* && apt-get -y remove --purge ntp && apt-get update && apt-get clean

You can simplify that command.

creep

IDM for my download manager.

deadbeef

@TarZZ92 said:
surprised no one installs gcc too

You didn't read carefully, look for "build-essential"

TarZZ92

deadbeef said: You didn't read carefully, look for "build-essential"

that's for debian etc not centos

deadbeef

@TarZZ92 said:
that's for debian etc not centos

So?

TarZZ92

deadbeef said: So?

so your original point is bullshit.

Licensecart

yum install mysql-server httpd php php-gd php-cli php-mysql gcc make wget tar gzip which nano screen pdo pdo_mysql curl openssl gmp php-imap json ldap libxml php-mailparse php-mbstring php-mcrypt simplexml zlib php-pecl-mailparse -y

deadbeef

@TarZZ92 said:
so your original point is bullshit.

Dude, do you even know how to read? Like, you know, strings of alphabet characters in close proximity to each other that represent abstracts or objects?

Where did I quote anything you said that has to do with CentOS?

TarZZ92

deadbeef said: Where did I quote anything you said that has to do with CentOS?

My name is Daniel firstly not dude.

and for this comment

"You didn't read carefully, look for "build-essential" "

You fail to understand this is totally different to the centos alternative. perhaps some research might help you.

what a shame LET does not have a block feature.

Rallias

Anna_Parker said: apt-get -y remove --purge apache* && apt-get -y remove --purge samba* && apt-get -y remove --purge sendmail* && apt-get -y remove --purge bind9* && apt-get -y remove --purge nscd* && apt-get -y remove --purge sasl* && apt-get -y remove --purge exim* && apt-get -y remove --purge ntp && apt-get update && apt-get clean

Not going to lie, that looks a lot like feathur's install script.

deadbeef

@TarZZ92 said:

"You didn't read carefully, look for "build-essential" "

>

You fail to understand this is totally different to the centos alternative. perhaps some research might help you.

Dude, you're either amazingly stupid or your drugs have expired.

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Where does it say anything about CentOS, dude?

what a shame LET does not have a block feature.

Where would the fun be if we couldn't piss on the mentally challenged who can't admit they f*cked up?

mpkossen

Guys, no need to escalate this any further.