How to setup my own private web hosting server, for myself only.
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I don't think I can find the correct words to find what I'm looking for so I'll ask you guys.
I want to setup a web hosting server but for myself only.
It should be as close to as any real one, like the added account fixes a database/access, generate passwords, create ftp/fpts etc with it's own password etc.
This is just for me to test things and to easily add a new website with a new domain name with ease so preferably at no cost except H/W and such.
-If no one knows anything, what words should I use to get info of this?
-Is there an addon for webmin, or multiple addons? if not, where do I read up on all this.
-Is there a bash script for this? and hopefully to do it all after a few questions, creating DB, ftp-user, homedir, access etc but if no problem if they are separated.
-If totally manual for each step, what's the best setup, create the web files in the user home dir, sure no worries there but if so what about the database, it has no virtualhost, like different dir's, does it?
I don't think I can find the correct words to find what I'm looking for so I'll ask you guys.
I want to setup a web hosting server but for myself only.
It should be as close to as any real one, like the added account fixes a database/access, generate passwords, create ftp/fpts etc with it's own password etc.
This is just for me to test things and to easily add a new website with a new domain name with ease so preferably at no cost except H/W and such.
-If no one knows anything, what words should I use to get info of this?
-Is there an addon for webmin, or multiple addons? if not, where do I read up on all this.
-Is there a bash script for this? and hopefully to do it all after a few questions, creating DB, ftp-user, homedir, access etc but if no problem if they are separated.
-If totally manual for each step, what's the best setup, create the web files in the user home dir, sure no worries there but if so what about the database, it has no virtualhost, like different dir's, does it?