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 Sites
The Sites section of Stackable Control displays a list of all sites associated with a Stackable account. To view the details of a site, click the arrow to the right of the site name: Status: Shows the status of the site (if it doesn't say "Okay" something may be wrong with the site) Stackabl ...
- Create a Wordpress blog
Advanced Users: If you are comfortable with SSH and a linux terminal, you can do this a little faster than the beginners guide described below: Connect to your container via SSH and issue the following commands [user@c-yourContainerName ~]$ wget http://wordpress.org/latest.zip [user@c-yourCont ...
- SSH Container Navigation
Stackable containers all have a similar directory structure (e.g., see Container File Paths). This article will show how you can navigate that structure. Table of Contents Listing Files and Directories Changing Directories Showing Current Directory Navigating Sites and Environments Listing Fil ...
- Connecting to a container via SFTP
Tutorials for common SFTP clients on the following platforms: Windows Filezilla SFTP Client WinSCP SFTP Client Linux Filezilla SFTP Client Command line SFTP Mac OSX Cyberduck SFTP Client Transmit SFTP Clitent
- Create an Environment
This article will illustrate how to create an additional environment for a Site which is very useful for testing multiple versions of the same site. Prerequisites: Your first site on stackable Create an additional Environment for your site. In the Stackable Dashboard, Select a Site to add a ...
- Analytics
Log files are saved to the container that generated them. While this setup works fine for one container per site installations, it can be difficult to run log parsing analytics packages once you start load balancing a site across multiple containers. There are several ways you can do this. Wr ...
- The .htaccess File
Contents Introduction Creating the .htaccess File Placement and Permissions for the.htaccess File Format for the .htaccess File Creating the Password File Placement and Permissions for the Password File Creation of the Password File Changing Passwords in the Password File Removing Users in the ...
- Stackable API
This tutorial will explain how to create a new container in PHP using the Stackable API and JSON with either plain key or HMAC/SHA1 authentication methods. Be aware that creating a new container is a billable operation. Table of Contents The Payload Building the Headers Sending With Plain Key ...
- Install Drupal
Drupal is a very powerful open source CMS. This article will show how to install it on a site on Stackable. Table of Contents Prepare the Container Upload the Install Files to the Container Prepare the Instal Run the Install Script Prepare the Container Before installing drupal it is recommend ...
- Cyberduck SFTP client
Cyberduck is a free open source SFTP client for Mac OS X. Install Cyberduck Cyberduck can be downloaded at http://cyberduck.ch/. Configure Cyberduck Click the icon in the bottom left hand corner. Change the first dropdown from FTP (File Transfer Protocol) to SFTP (SSH File Transfer Protocol). ...
- Syncing files between multiple contianers.
If a single site is load-balanced across multiple containers an issue may arise where the files on one container do not match the files on the others. The Stackable panel offers a solution to this but it must be manually run whenever changes are made to files. A more efficient way of ensuring sy ...
- Uploading files with FileZilla
FileZilla is a free file-transfer program available for Windows, OS X and Linux. Instructions on downloading and installing FileZilla on your workstation can be found in the FileZilla documentation. This article will show how to connect to a stackable container and upload content to a site. Con ...
- Transmit SFTP Client
Transmit is a popular for-pay SFTP client for Mac OS X. Transmit can be downloaded at http://www.panic.com/TRANSMIT/. Support for Transmit can be found at http://www.panic.com/transmit/support.html. Once Transmit is installed, you can connect to your container: Click the "Favorites" tab and th ...
- Backup a MySQL database
Prerequisites: Creating a database Accessing a container with SSH Once connected to the container via ssh, run the following command: mysqldump -u db_05hubs2 -p -h db1.slc1.stackable.com --databases db_05hubs2 > backupFeb092010.sql in explanation, this command has the following flags: -u ( ...
- Create a scheduled job with cron
Prerequisites: Connecting to your Container via SSH Vim Basics Related Articles: Syncing files between multiple contianers. Cron enables users to schedule jobs (commands or shell scripts) to run automatically at a certain time or date. It is commonly used to automate system maintenance or admi ...
- Install Joomla
This guide will teach you how to install Joomla on a Stackable host. Set-up a site, database, and a container Your First Site on Stackable Download and upload the Joomla files Using an SFTP client Download and extract the files from http://www.joomla.org/download.html. Login to a containe ...
- VIM basics
Prerequisites: Connecting to your Container via SSH To start vim, ssh to your container and type: vim filename.foo Vim is a powerful text based editor for Linux/Unix based operating systems. Much can be done with it, but we want to focus on the basics, as vim isnt intuitive right off the bat. ...
- SSH Tunneling
SSH tunneling is a method of securely tunneling TCP ports through SSH. On Stackable, SSH tunneling can be used between a workstation and a container to provide a secure connection to services such as MySQL. Table of Contents Basics of SSH Tunneling A Simple Tunnel Using With MySQL Basics of SS ...
- Your first site on Stackable
Contents: Introduction Logging into the control panel Creating a container Creating a site Creating a database Uploading files Viewing a site Updating DNS Introduction: Chances are stackable is different than any web hosting solutions you may of used previously. We understand that terms like ...
- Connecting to a container via SSH
Contents: Quick info Introduction Connecting via Windows Connecting via Mac/Linux More links Quick info: Host address: Connect to the container address. The container address is located in the Stackable control panel as shown below. Authentication: Stackable username and password is selected ...
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