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Question installing plesk on cent os 7 without root access
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You need root privileges to install Plesk just like for any other server software.
When you su, you have root access. The question was if you can install without root access. If you can issue sudo su, you can also permanently escalate privileges with su and then install it as root.
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The installation of Plesk on CentOS 7 without root access is not possible. Plesk requires root access to install and configure properly. Without root access, you will not have the necessary permissions.
If you need a web hosting control panel and do not have root access, It is possible to install a web-based control panel in a user directory such as cPanel or Plesk.
Alternatively, you could use a shared hosting provider that offers Plesk or another control panel as part of their hosting package. That will allow you to use the control panel without root access.
It's important to note that if you're trying to install software or modify your server in any way without root access, you might be violating the terms of service of your hosting provider. Before attempting any modifications to your server, it's always best to contact your provider.
Su alone does not grant you full root access to the server, so Plesk cannot be installed without root access.
You can temporarily assume the identity of another user using su, typically the root user, but you are only granted some of the root user's permissions.
To install Plesk on CentOS 7, you will need full root access to the server. If you don't have root access to the server, you will need to contact your hosting provider or system administrator to request root access or have them install Plesk for you.
If you need a web hosting control panel and do not have root access, It is possible to install a web-based control panel in a user directory such as cPanel or Plesk.
Alternatively, you could use a shared hosting provider that offers Plesk or another control panel as part of their hosting package. That will allow you to use the control panel without root access.
It's important to note that if you're trying to install software or modify your server in any way without root access, you might be violating the terms of service of your hosting provider. Before attempting any modifications to your server, it's always best to contact your provider.
Su alone does not grant you full root access to the server, so Plesk cannot be installed without root access.
You can temporarily assume the identity of another user using su, typically the root user, but you are only granted some of the root user's permissions.
To install Plesk on CentOS 7, you will need full root access to the server. If you don't have root access to the server, you will need to contact your hosting provider or system administrator to request root access or have them install Plesk for you.