Sudo Apt Install Openssh-Server

Virtual Box Manager
- Setup Ubuntu Server

- network to bridge adapter
- upload Ubuntu to Storage CD (Check live cd/dvd)
Start
Install Ubuntu default settings
- Include SSH for installation

else: manual installation CODE: sudo apt install openssh-server
INPUT
- username
- servername
- password
Get IP ADDRESS
- CODE: ifconfig
- make sure your network in VBM is bridge adapter.
- IF “ifconfig” not found type this CODE: sudo apt install net-tools
INSTALL APACHE
- CODE: sudo apt-get install apache2

 IF UNABLE TO SETUP SSH.
 MANUAL INSTALLATION CODE: sudo apt install openssh-server
CHECK IF SERVICES ARE INSTALLED PROPERLY
- CODE: sudo service ssh status (FOR SSH)

- CODE: sudo service apache2 status (FOR APACHE)
(TO CHECK IF IP ADDRESS IS WORKING. GO TO CMD AND PING IP ADDRESS)
COPY IP ADDRESS AND PASTE IN BROWSER (UBUNTU HOMEPAGE WILL BE DISPLAYED)
INSTALL PUTTY
https://www.putty.org/
- CLICK HERE
- CHOOSE 64-bit x86
OPEN APP = PUTTY
- input ip address then,

- click open
- ACCEPT
- login as: “USERNAME”
- password: “password”
USE PUTTY AS YOUR MAIN SHELL FOR CODING
INSTALL FILEZILLA
https://filezilla-project.org/
- CLICK FILEZILLA CLIENT

- CLICK DOWNLOAD FILEZILLA CLIENT
GO BACK TO PUTTY
- INSTALL VSFTPD
o CODE: sudo apt-get install vsftpd
OPEN FILE ZILLA

INPUT
-IP ADDRESS
- USERNAME
- PASSWORD
- CLICK QUICK CONNECT and OKAY.
CREATE A SAMPLE HTML FILE
- save in desktop or any folder

- find your html file in LOCAL SITE using filezilla
- set your remote site directory to (/var/www/html )
FAILED TRANSFER FILE:
- GO TO PUTTY
cd /
cd etc
ls
sudo nano vsftpd.conf
*delete the # in line: #write_enable=YES
to exit file edit: ctrl x - yes – enter
sudo service vstfpd restart
cd var/www
sudo chown –R (username):(username) html
example : sudo chown –R user:user html
DRAG THE HTML FILE IN LOCAL SITE TO THE REMOTE SITE OR DPUBLE CLICK THE HTML FILE IN THE
LOCAL SITE
- CLICK OK
TRY RELOADING THE OPENED BROWSER OF SITE OF YOUR IP ADDRESS IF IT SUCCESSFULLY CHANGED
DATABASE:
Download php, mysql, client to read php
sudo apt-get install php
sudo apt-get install mysql-server
sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client php-mysql
GO TO MYSQL:
sudo mysql –u root
CREATE DATABASE:
create database (database name); -> create database login;
use (database name) -> use login
create table (table name)(username varchar(30),password varchar(30));
-> create table account(username varchar(30),password varchar(30));
insert into (table name) values(“user”,”user123”);
-> insert into account values(“user”,”user123”);
select * from (table name); -> select * from account;
CREATE USER TO CONNECT THE PHP MYSQL QUERY
CREATE USER ‘usernamesainyonglinux’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘passwordsainyonguser’;
-> CREATE USER ‘user’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘user123’;

GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON (databasename).* TO ‘usernamesainyonglinux’@’localhost’;
-> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON login.* TO ‘user’@’localhost’;
CREATE YOUR HTML/PHP GUI FOR LOGIN FORM
CREATE PHP CODE NARA EXAMPLE OH KABALO KO MAG LISOD MO HAHAHHA
NOTE : MAKE SURE NGA GE TAWAG NINYO ANG login.php or kaning php file sa inyong index.html like
dizzzz :
NOTE: DOUBLE CHECK SA MGA VARIABLES/NAME SA INYONG FIELDS SA LOGIN FORM GUI like
username and password
TRANSFER ALL FILE NA DAYON SA FILEZILLA SAME SA GE BUHAT LAST TIME
OPEN IP ADDRESS IN BROWSER CHECK IF ITS WORKING 
IF ERROR: NOT FOUND, The requested URL was not found on this server:
cd var/www/
sudo chmod -R 755 html
IF ERROR 500 :
cd /
sudo cat /var/log/apache2/error.log ---- (to check the error)
sudo apt-get update
sudo service apache2 restart
DOWNLOAD SQL FILE FROM LINUX:
cd /
sudo mysql –u root
grant process on *.* to 'user'@'localhost'; ----- (user na gi create sa mysql ganina)
exit
cd /var/www/html
mysqldump -u user -p login > login.sql
NOTE: NAA SA FILE ZILA MAKITA ANG SQL NA FILE..

E FILE TRANSFER LANG DAYUN REMOTE TO LOCAL
777 - all can read/write/execute (full access).
755 - owner can read/write/execute, group/others can read/execute.
644 - owner can read/write, group/others can read only.
Some directory permission examples:
777 - all can read/write/search.

755 - owner can read/write/search, others and group can only search.
Common permissions settings:
777 - directories with proper permissions on files in directory, use this one very carefully
755 - web store folder, CGI scripts
751 - log folder
701 - webalizer and modlogan folders
666 - data files
644 - configuration files (files not updated by scripts, html, gif,etc...)

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Virtual Box Manager

- Setup Ubuntu Server

Install Ubuntu default settings

- Include SSH for installation

- CODE: sudo apt-get install apache2

CHECK IF SERVICES ARE INSTALLED PROPERLY

- CODE: sudo service ssh status (FOR SSH)

(TO CHECK IF IP ADDRESS IS WORKING. GO TO CMD AND PING IP ADDRESS)

COPY IP ADDRESS AND PASTE IN BROWSER (UBUNTU HOMEPAGE WILL BE DISPLAYED)

- CHOOSE 64-bit x86

OPEN APP = PUTTY

- input ip address then,

USE PUTTY AS YOUR MAIN SHELL FOR CODING

- CLICK FILEZILLA CLIENT

OPEN FILE ZILLA

- CLICK QUICK CONNECT and OKAY.

CREATE A SAMPLE HTML FILE

- save in desktop or any folder

- set your remote site directory to (/var/www/html )

FAILED TRANSFER FILE:

sudo nano vsftpd.conf

*delete the # in line: #write_enable=YES

to exit file edit: ctrl x - yes – enter

sudo service vstfpd restart

example : sudo chown –R user:user html

Download php, mysql, client to read php

sudo apt-get install php

sudo apt-get install mysql-server

sudo apt-get install mysql-server mysql-client php-mysql

sudo mysql –u root

create database (database name); -> create database login;

use (database name) -> use login

create table (table name)(username varchar(30),password varchar(30));

-> create table account(username varchar(30),password varchar(30));

insert into (table name) values(“user”,”user123”);

-> insert into account values(“user”,”user123”);

select * from (table name); -> select * from account;

CREATE USER TO CONNECT THE PHP MYSQL QUERY

CREATE USER ‘usernamesainyonglinux’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘passwordsainyonguser’;

-> CREATE USER ‘user’@’localhost’ IDENTIFIED BY ‘user123’;

-> GRANT ALL PRIVILEGES ON login.* TO ‘user’@’localhost’;

CREATE YOUR HTML/PHP GUI FOR LOGIN FORM

CREATE PHP CODE NARA EXAMPLE OH KABALO KO MAG LISOD MO HAHAHHA

TRANSFER ALL FILE NA DAYON SA FILEZILLA SAME SA GE BUHAT LAST TIME

OPEN IP ADDRESS IN BROWSER CHECK IF ITS WORKING 

sudo cat /var/log/apache2/error.log ---- (to check the error)

sudo apt-get update

sudo service apache2 restart

DOWNLOAD SQL FILE FROM LINUX:

sudo mysql –u root

grant process on *.* to 'user'@'localhost'; ----- (user na gi create sa mysql ganina)

mysqldump -u user -p login > login.sql

NOTE: NAA SA FILE ZILA MAKITA ANG SQL NA FILE..

Some directory permission examples:

777 - all can read/write/search.

Common permissions settings:

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grant process on . to 'user'@'localhost'; ----- (user na gi create sa mysql ganina)