Installing on cPanel

[LluisArasanz]

Hi,

We're trying to install Pwpush internally, but our web site is based on WHM-cPanel. this limits to install web as a standard and limited "Webpublisher" with access to: Apache MySQL PHP 7.3 .JS

All inside a limited file structure.

Is possible to develop pwpush inside a "website" with no shell access? Any idea to success project install will be aprreciated.

If finally we do this project succesfully, we share website content and customization well documented to apply other "standard" web sites.

Thanks in advance.

[pglombardo]

Hi @LluisArasanz - it's unlikely that you will be able to deploy PasswordPusher using "webpublisher" since PasswordPusher requires Ruby and is based on Rails.

A quick browse through the cPanel documentation shows two possible options to pursue:

1. This Ruby on Rails deployer could work but has been deprecated in the latest versions of cPanel
2. Alternatively, cPanel now supports deploying Ruby applications via the Application Manager that uses Phusion Passenger to host applications.

Although I haven't used cPanel for many years, I would consider pursuing the second option. PasswordPusher is built using Ruby on Rails and hosting it with Phusion Passenger via the "Application Manager" should be straight forward.

[LluisArasanz]

Hi Peter,

Perfect!!! We'll try to deploy on our cPanel infrastructure.

I'll sent any news about it.

Thanks for info.

Kind Regards

[pglombardo]

Hi @LluisArasanz - what was the final on this? Did the install onto cPanel ever work?

[LluisArasanz]

Hi Peter,

Unfortunately, we do not make this Project work on cPanel.

We do not work with ruby deployments (we are not programmers) and our knowledge is about how to setup environments on cpanel but not to customize them for working.

Tis project is abandoned at this moment.

Thanks for support

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[pglombardo]

Ok thanks for the update. Maybe we'll get to add cPanel support out of the box eventually. I've marked this as a feature request for the time being.

[LluisArasanz]

Peter,

Perfect. I follow tweeter updates of PasswordPusher so I’ll try again when an update for cPanel is available.

Regads

Lluís Arasanz

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[philipamiola]

Hello @pglombardo,

Thank you for the brilliant and excellent work!

I can imagine the effort and dedication that went into this project, which you have generously offered at no cost.

Please, do you now have a version that can be deployed in cPanel or a standard shared hosting environment? It will be great if we can simply install it the way we install software packages like WordPress, YOURLS and others using Softaculous for automatic installation or by following a step-by-step guide for manual installation.

Like @LluisArasanz, my team and I will really appreciate this. We use technology to solve some very important problems, but we are not programmers.

Thank you very much.

[pglombardo]

Hi @philipamiola - I've taken a few passes at the cPanel documentation but haven't figured out yet how to proceed. I'd love to add cPanel support. I'll work on this as time permits for sure. Thanks for the input/update!

In the meantime, if anyone has any ideas, pointers or a PR, it would be much appreciated.