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Linux server - Boranjac - 20.02.2017
I wanna to run one localhost samp linux server, but i cant find any tutorial for it, all is just like "use putty and to connect on vps" but i wanna on my own computer, is here any tutorial like that and if you can to give me a link.
Sorry if i post in wrong thread.
Re: Linux server - michael2572 - 20.02.2017
VirtualBox is one option, not too hard to get set up I don't think: https://www.******.com/search?q=how+...ntu+on+windows.
Re: Linux server - Vince - 20.02.2017
I prefer VMWare Workstation. Download a CD image for a distribution of your choice (e.g. Debian: http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/...86-netinst.iso). When setting up the VM choose the ISO file. Click next a couple of times until the VM starts. Then it's just a matter of pressing enter lots of times and entering some details. One key step, however, is the "software selection" screen. Make sure to uncheck "desktop environment" and to check "SSH server" (use arrow keys to navigate and spacebar to select/deselect options). Also on the screen "write changes to disk" you must press Tab to move the selection from "No" to "Yes".
Re: Linux server - Boranjac - 20.02.2017
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Originally Posted by michael2572
 VirtualBox is one option, not too hard to get set up I don't think: https://www.******.com/search?q=how+...ntu+on+windows.
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I prefer VMWare Workstation. Download a CD image for a distribution of your choice (e.g. Debian: http://cdimage.debian.org/debian-cd/...86-netinst.iso). When setting up the VM choose the ISO file. Click next a couple of times until the VM starts. Then it's just a matter of pressing enter lots of times and entering some details. One key step, however, is the "software selection" screen. Make sure to uncheck "desktop environment" and to check "SSH server" (use arrow keys to navigate and spacebar to select/deselect options). Also on the screen "write changes to disk" you must press Tab to move the selection from "No" to "Yes". |