facing errors on CWP installation

OK,

What 'errors' are being displayed?

What distro are you trying to install CWP onto?

VPS or Dedicated?
Specs?

What 'errors' are being displayed?


>>>https://ibb.co/vwp95NQ

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What distro are you trying to install CWP onto?

cd /usr/local/src
wget http://centos-webpanel.com/cwp-el7-latest
sh cwp-el7-latest
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Specs?
>>>> 8GB RAM etc.... enough power n space

What disto, aka Operating System are you trying to install CWP on?

And is it a Virtual Server or Dedicated?


That error screenshot shows you don't have enough RAM, it is seeing 512MB or less.

What disto, aka Operating System are you trying to install CWP on?

>>> CentOS 7[/size]And is it a Virtual Server or Dedicated?
>>> Virtual Private ServerThat error screenshot shows you don't have enough RAM, it is seeing 512MB or less.
>>> it is i guess 8GM RAM... but have asked the server team to send me specs, which i shall share in sometime[/color]

CentOS 7 is depreciated, and some stuff may not be available for a new install.

Try using AlmaLinux 8.x or Rocky Linux 8.x for new installs.

And make sure the VPS has a Minimum of 512GB RAM plus SWAP.

It will also need an IPv4, as CWP doesn't currently install on IPv6 only servers.

CentOS 7 is depreciated, and some stuff may not be available for a new install.
>>> cannot go for CentOS 8 as it's EOL is very near. And Cloud Linux is paid so no for now. We will have to go for CentOS7 for now.[/size]Try using AlmaLinux 8.x or Rocky Linux 8.x for new installs.
>>> cannot go for these options nowAnd make sure the VPS has a Minimum of 512GB RAM plus SWAP.
>>> RAM is 8GB, SWAP is 5GB, CPU is 4 coreIt will also need an IPv4, as CWP doesn't currently install on IPv6 only servers.
>>> yes, IPv4 server

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CentOS 8 is already dead, thanks to RedHat.

I would recommend, again, AlmaLinux 8.x or Rocky Linux 8.x, both of which are free.

You can also try  to upgrade from CentOS 7 to AlmaLinux using Elevate: https://almalinux.org/elevate/