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I do not issue any guarantee that this will work for you!

sudo su

aptitude install mysql-server mysql-client

aptitude install apache2

aptitude install php5 libapache2-mod-php5

/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

nano /var/www/test.php

<?php

phpinfo();

?>

aptitude install php5-mysql php5-curl php5-gd php5-idn php-pear php5-imagick php5-imap php5-mcrypt php5-memcache php5-mhash php5-ming php5-ps php5-pspell php5-recode php5-snmp php5-sqlite php5-tidy php5-xmlrpc php5-xsl php5-json

/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

aptitude install phpmyadmin

(I setup tracker on a dedicated server with root access, you can setup it in shared environment but this is not recommended  due to tracker will use server resources and this will increase the load on server)

1. Linux OS
2. LAMP Server or any other server solution. I recommend LAMP Server
3. BtiTracker
4. SSH access to server

Here I am considering that you have a fresh server with no content on it. Because we need following packages installed on server which we’ll install during setup. These packages can be installed by following tutorial too.

• Apache
• MySQL
• PHP

Connect with server using SSH client. Now follow these steps.

cd / –> Enter
yum install httpd mysql-server php php-mysql php-mbstring php-gd –> Enter

This will install Apache, MySQL and PHP with needed php extensions.

Now start the Apache and MySQL server

service httpd start –> Enter
service mysqld start –> Enter
chkconfig –levels 235 httpd on –> Enter
chkconfig –levels 235 mysqld on –> Enter

Now login to MySQL server by typing following command.

mysql -u root -p –> Enter

Like following screen

[root@localhost test]# mysql -u root -p
Enter password: –> Enter (because we do not have any password yet)
Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
Your MySQL connection id is 60 Server version: 5.0.45 Source distribution
Type ‘help;’ or ‘\h’ for help. Type ‘\c’ to clear the buffer.
mysql>

Now type the following command to set the MySQL password for root.

SET PASSWORD FOR ‘root’@'localhost’ = password(‘newpassword’);

We have everything ready. Now let’s goto install BtiTracker. Switch to following directory by typing this command,

cd /var/www/html/ –> Enter
mkdir tracker –> Enter
cd tracker –> Enter

Now download the BtiTracker compressed file from SourceForge.

wget http://sourceforge.net/projects/btit-tracker/files/BtiTracker/BtiTracker%201.4.8/Btit_148.zip/download –> Enter

Now unzip the archive by following command,

unzip Btit_148.zip –> Enter

Now switch to Btit directory

cd Btit_148 –> Enter

For installation we need the following files chmoded to 777. Directly copy paste following commands in your ssh client

chmod 777 /include/config.php
chmod 777 /addons/guest.dat
chmod 777 torrents
chmod 777 badwords.txt
chmod 777 chat.php

Now come to gui side. Open up your browser type http://(your_ip_address_or_url)/tracker/Btit_148

Click Next

Congratulations! No Errors Found! you can safely to Continue >>

Setup the tracker as you need. Then click Next >>

Database settings has been saved. Now Click Next >>

Click Next to import MySQL dump file

Congratulations! Your dump file imported successfully. Please Click Next >>

Signup as Administrator and click Sign up! (PRESS ONLY ONCE) to continue the process

admin user has been added. Click next to continue

Congratulations! You’ve successfully installed your very own bit-torrent tracker. Don’t forget to remove the install directory and install.me file. Otherwise it will lead your tracker to serious problems.

Thanks for your time. If you like my tutorial then don’t hesitate to leave comments for me.

yum install curl
yum install curl-devel

Now download the latest version of transmission from here

wget http://download.m0k.org/transmission/files/transmission-2.00b2.tar.bz2

Untar it with following command in terminal / PuTTy

tar xvjf transmission-2.00b2.tar.bz

Now replace transmission-1.22/cli/transmissioncli.c with this file by following commands

cd transmission-2.00b2
wget http://svn.berlios.de/svnroot/repos/tf-b4rt/branches/clients/transmission/transmission-1.50/cli/cli.c

Now, go to transmission-2.00b2 and type following commands:

./configure -q && make -s
su (If you are logged in as non-root user. It is necessary for the next line)
make install

Thats all

du

Entering just du will provide you with a pretty comprehensive output of the size of the current directory and every directory under it in a recursive manner. The displayed size is in kilo bytes and is listed for each directory. Personally, I find this less than useful and I think a better default action would be the command shown below.

du --max-depth=1 -h

This version of du will list the total size of each directory under the current directory but only recurse one level deep. It will also display the sizes in a human readable format (e.g. megabytes, gigabytes, etc)

du /foo/bar

Useful when you only want to know about one particular directory.

du -a

Prints out the size of every file and directory under the current directory – be prepared for a lot of output.

du -s

Show just a summary for each argument

du -S

Don’t include the size of sub-directories in the total. This gives you the size of just the files in the current directory. Drive Size / Used Space If you want to find out how much space you are using on a drive use:

df -h

While installing Fedora you can choose to install “Web Sever” which contains these packages. You can install them later also. Let me walk you through the actual steps to get LAMP working on your computer. I assume you are running Fedora 13 on your computer with graphical user interface. If you have CLI then the software which we use to connect with server is called PuTTy will be different other things will be same.

1. Launch the terminal by clicking

GUI users

Applications > System Tools > Terminal

CLI Users

Just connect to your server via SSH using PuTTy

2. Switch to SU (Super User) mode. You will be required root password for it.

su - (Press Enter)

Enter Password: (enter your root password here then press Enter key)

3. Check if Apache HTTP Server, php and mysql is installed already

rpm -q httpd
rpm -q php
rpm -q mysql

If you see the package names httpd-x.x.x-x, php-x.x.x-x and mysql-x.x.x-x. It means Apache web server, php and MySQL is already installed on your machine. If it is not you can install it using yum command. I'll tell you how to install it in few moments.

4. Now install the necessary packages on machine using YUM

yum install httpd php php-pdo php-mysql php-gd mysql mysql-server

The YUM PACKAGE MANAGEMENT TOOL resolves dependencies and displays the packages that are available for installation with their version numbers, architectures and repository details. You can choose to say YES or NO when it asks for your confirmation to proceed. If you choose YES, yum downloads the necessary packages and installs them for you. You can sit back and relax for a while until all the packages are installed on your machine. If some of the packages are already installed on your machine then yum will skip them or if installed packages are outdated then yum will upgrade them automatically.

5. After successful installation of packages you must start the services in order to use them.

service mysqld start

service httpd start

6. You can set these services to start when your machine boot using the chkconfig command.

chkconfig httpd on

chkconfig mysqld on

To print the list of services with the runlevel information type the following command in terminal.

chkconfig --list

Runlevel 5 is the technical name for graphical multiuser mode and runlevel 3 for command line multiuser mode on Red Hat like systems. Check if mysqld and httpd are set to runlevel 3 and 5. Alternatively you can use the graphical tool ntsysv to start or stop services at system start-up.

ntsysv --level 5

ntsysv --level 3

PHP runs as an apache HTTP server module. PHP starts when httpd starts.

7. Verify the LAMP installation. Open up your web browser.

GUI users type http://lcoalhost/ and CLI users type http://your_server_ip/ If you see the Fedora Test page you have done everything correctly.

CONGRATULATIONS and PAT on your back.

The default document root for apache server is “/var/www/html/” directory. Place your HTML and php scripts in “/var/www/html/” and view them in action on your web browser by typing http://lcoalhost/. You can change the document root and even run multiple websites simultaneously using name-based-virtual-hosts.

The phpinfo() function in the php scripting language is very useful and prints important information about the LAMP stack. In terminal/putty type the following command to open up text editor to create a test file.

nano /var/www/html/test.php

And paste following lines in it.

<?php
 phpinfo();
 ?>

Now save the file and point your web browser to http://localhost/test.php (GUI Users) http://your_server_ip/test.php (CLI Users)

By default MySQL’s root password is set to blank. Which is total risky. You’d change it. Type the following command in terminal.

mysql -u root -p

The screen looks something like;

[root@localhost test]# mysql -u root -p
 Enter password:
 Welcome to the MySQL monitor. Commands end with ; or \g.
 Your MySQL connection id is 60 Server version: 5.0.45 Source distribution
 Type 'help;' or '\h' for help. Type '\c' to clear the buffer.
 mysql>

In the MySQL client (where you see “mysql>” before the blinking cursor), use the below SQL to change the root password.

SET PASSWORD FOR 'root'@'localhost' = password('newpassword');

8. Install phpmyadmin for managing databases from your web browser graphically. Type the following command in Terminal;

yum install phpmyadmin system-config-httpd

Once phpmyadmin installed you can open it by pointing your web browser to http://localhost/phpmyadmin/

Now your server is fully prepared.

Enjoy