How to Build Your Own Basic OCS Panel (Debian 9) Part 2

OCS Panel like what we had discussed on the previous post is an essential tool in managing your vpn servers. It provides easy to use button to simplify the task. The issue that arose on the previous tutorial was the OS availabilty and compatibility, as other VPS (Virtual Private Server) providers phased out Debian 8 Operating System. If you'd missed the privious article you may click here to check it out. Thanks to our fellow PHC master Sir Bon-chan in remastering the script for Debian 8 and making it compatible on Debian 9 Operating System. Credits goes as well with M4rshall, daybreakers, shigeno and vps provider hostingmurah. So lets begin.

What are the things needed?

1. VPS Debian 9 x 64 (Stretch x 2) Server and Panel.

2. Putty and/or Bitvise

3. A cup of Coffee

Procedure:

1. Run your SSH Client (Putty or Bitvise), input your login info and run the below script

wget -q https://www.dropbox.com/s/40m4jelxocb0b1a/debianocs-panel?dl=1 && chmod +x debianocs-panel?dl=1 && ./debianocs-panel?dl=1

2. Wait an until onscreen instruction flashes on the screen. Open up browser and type in your VPS ip to launch Database installation. Input your credentials as seen on the terminal screen.

3. Once installation is successful, you will see similar screen below.

4. Login using your admin username and pass to go through the panel.

5. The next thing to do to make it fully functional is to add our servers. 

Server Setup:

6. Go ahead and get another Debian 9 VPS and run below script to set it up.

wget -q http://bon-chan.co.nf/DebianVPS-Installer && chmod +x DebianVPS-Installer && ./DebianVPS-Installer

7. Once done you may now integrate the server to the panel. Input the necessary information and try creating an account.

You may want to refer to the video below for visual tutorial. Credits to sir Yham.

Reminders and Troubleshooting:

XML: Parser Module is not Installed FIX:
Debian/Ubuntu: apt-get install libxml-parser-perl -y -f

SQLSTATE[HY000] [1698] Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' FIX:
sudo mysql -u root -e "use mysql;update user set plugin='' where User='root';flush privileges;"

sudo command not found error FIX:
apt-get install sudo -y

Note sa mga Gcloud/AWS/Cloudsigma Users:

sudo su - first bago mag run ng script

Recomendations:

Fresh Debian 9 VPS
Must be with root access or superuser permission(run sudo su - to access root)
Open Firewall Port 80

Minimum 512MB RAM, 1vCPU or Shared 1vCPU

Please stay tune for the next post.