After installation i got one error

ASTRAPI

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Hello

After installing in my vps the Direct Admin panel i got this at the end:


14:11:40 (156 MB/s) - `/etc/named.conf' saved [949/949]

*** gcc is required for compiling, please install gcc (yum install gcc)***
*** g++ is required for compiling, please install g++ (yum install gcc-c++)***
*** cannot find /usr/bin/make. Please make sure that patch is installed (yum install make) ***
Installation didn't pass, halting install.
*******************************************
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Cannot find /usr/local/bin/php
Please recompile php with custombuild, eg:
cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build all d


The first command that i was run was:

yum install gcc-g++

Why?
Is this important?
How can i fix it?

*Default username and password for login?

Thanks
 
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yum install gcc g++ make gmake build-essential
 
Code:
yum install gcc g++ make gmake build-essential

Is this command enough to get all important files before setup or i need anything else to install?

Please give please the important commands before setup.

Thanks
 
I was read them but i think i miss something :(

1) Clean OS install: check install.html to ensure you've got a supported OS

2) At least one external IP address (NAT/LAN-based systems will NOT work)

3) SSH installed, gcc and g++ installed


1)Centos latest 64bit
2)Ok.
3)Ssh is ok as i login there and for gcc and g++ i was run only this:
yum install gcc-g++

Thanks
 
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3) SSH installed, gcc and g++ installed
yum install gcc-g++
As you can see, you forgot g++
Code:
yum install gcc-g++ g++

We are using on the CentOS based systems always something like;
Code:
yum install -y make gcc gcc-c++ quota vixie-cron crontabs gpg sudo screen libxslt-devel libxml2-devel autoconf libcap* libc-client libc-client-devel flex
 
I thought that using :
yum install gcc-g++

It will install gcc plus g++ .

Anyway i will try your command:
yum install -y make gcc gcc-c++ quota vixie-cron crontabs gpg sudo screen libxslt-devel libxml2-devel autoconf libcap* libc-client libc-client-devel flex

Thanks
 
I always use

yum install mc iptraf gcc-c++ bind libxml-devel libxml2-devel libxml2 autoconf automake bison flex libc-client elinks lynx ntp libc-client-devel perl-libwww-perl xinetd make nano

and this covers everything I need after bare centos install before running directadmin setup.sh
 
I always use
Code:
yum install [B][COLOR="Red"]mc iptraf[/COLOR][/B] gcc-c++ [B][COLOR="red"]bind[/COLOR][/B] libxml-devel libxml2-devel libxml2 autoconf [COLOR="red"][B]automake bison[/B][/COLOR] flex libc-client [B][COLOR="red"]elinks lynx ntp[/COLOR][/B] libc-client-devel perl-libwww-perl [COLOR="red"][B]xinetd[/B][/COLOR] make nano

and this covers everything I need after bare centos install before running directadmin setup.sh
The red marked items are not needed to be 'install' before setup.sh.

Also you are installing 'bind', but this will be installed by directadmin self. I don't understand why you are installing this before start setup.sh.
 
The red marked items are not needed to be 'install' before setup.sh.

Also you are installing 'bind', but this will be installed by directadmin self. I don't understand why you are installing this before start setup.sh.

As I said on my post this is what I prefer to install.
MC is a great file browser for console , pretty easy to use connecting to remote ftp servers, sftp servers etc.
Iptraf is a traffic monitoring application. Also based on ncurses like MC. Pretty handy when collecting real time server data about network connection.
And about bind. Yes I know that directadmin installs it. But again I prefer to install it before directadmin so that I can use 127.0.0.1 as nameserver info at the time of the setup for quick name resolution.
 
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