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Sitebuilder on CPanel?

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webmonster

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Is there a way to run Site Builder on Cpanel? I am having troubles...

error: Failed dependencies:
httpd is needed by Sitebuilder-1.0-2.rh9
php-mysql is needed by Sitebuilder-1.0-2.rh9

My server:

Redhat 9
cPanel Pro w/ Fantastico

Please let me know the steps needed to get this working, as I just bought the builder thinking it would work. I did buy the general install version.

Thanks!
 
It's possible, I installed it successfully, but it needs some handwork.
I used apt-get (http://ftp.freshrpms.net/pub/freshrpms/redhat/9/apt/apt-0.5.5cnc6-fr1.i386.rpm) to install the missing packages.
Backup your httpd.conf!
And unlink /etc/httpd
With apt-get -f install httpd you can install it.
May be php won't work after that, then you have to rebuild your apache via whm.
And chmod your /usr/local/sitebuilderfolder to nobody (chmod -R /usr/local/sitebuilder)

You can't integrate Sitebuilder into the customers cPanel yet, but they working on it. Should be finished in january.

Hope that helps.
citrus.
 
It's January.. Any files yet?

Hello. I really would love to have those files to help with CPanel install for sitebuilder, any ideas when I may expect them?
 
SiteBuilder on CPanel

I just purchased SiteBuilder and am wondering if it works with CPanel yet as well. If you can't integrate it into your customers CPanel then how do they get it?
 
I saw the cpanel integration install.sh script which puts an icon in cpanel, great, but, how do you install on cpanel. I did what was stated above and sure enough it broke ALL OF MY SITES. They showed the default httpd install page. I removed all the Sitebuilder rpm's and recomplied apache/php. I really need an installer that's compatible with cPanel itself.
 
Can you post an actual step by step guide to getting the install to work on cPanel?
 
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