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  1. sorry, I'm new to this stuff, everything I do is as follows
  2.  
  3. ssh login via putty
  4.  
  5. 74.208.107.88:9090/
  6.  
  7. Last login: Thu Jun 22 18:56:12 2023 from 38.99.108.57
  8.  
  9. This server is powered by Plesk.
  10.  
  11. Run the 'plesk login' command and log in by browsing either of the links received in the output. Use the 'plesk' command to manage the server. Run 'plesk help' for more info.
  12.  
  13. [root@localhost ~]# login as: root
  14. [email protected]'s password:
  15. Web console: https://localhost.localdomain:9090/ or https://74.208.107.88:9090/
  16.  
  17. Last login: Thu Jun 22 18:56:12 2023 from 38.99.108.57
  18.  
  19. This server is powered by Plesk.
  20.  
  21. Run the 'plesk login' command and log in by browsing either of the links received in the output.
  22. Use the 'plesk' command to manage the server. Run 'plesk help' for more info.
  23.  
  24. [root@localhost ~]#
  25.  
  26.  
  27. GetAMP v3.0.1
  28. AMP QuickStart installation script for Debian, Red-Hat and Arch based GNU/Linux distributions
  29. This installer will perform the following:
  30.  
  31. * Install any pending system updates
  32. * Install any prerequisites and dependencies via your systems package manager
  33. * Add the CubeCoders repository to your system to keep AMP updated
  34. * Install AMP and create a default management instance on port 8080
  35. * Create any firewalls necessary to allow you to connect to AMP
  36. * Configure the default AMP instance to start on boot
  37.  
  38. Press CTRL+C to cancel installation.
  39.  
  40. It is safe to cancel this installation at any point. You can run the install
  41. script again, and the script will skip any steps it has already completed.
  42.  
  43. Distribution : almalinux 9.2
  44. Platform : x86_64
  45. Internal IP address : 74.208.107.88
  46. External IP address : 74.208.107.88
  47. Network type : Direct
  48. Detected Firewall : none
  49. External Host name : ip-74-208-107-88.pbiaas.com
  50. System Locale : C.UTF-8
  51. Package Manager : yum
  52.  
  53. Enter new login details for use with AMP.
  54. These are the login details you will use to log into AMPs web interface.
  55.  
  56. Username [admin]: admin
  57. Password:
  58. Confirm Password:
  59.  
  60. Will you be running Minecraft servers on this installation?
  61. If selected, this installs the required versions of Java.
  62. [Y/n] Y
  63.  
  64. Will you be running applications that rely on SteamCMD? (Rust, Ark, CSGO, TF2, etc) on this installation?
  65. If selected, this will install the required additional 32-bit libraries.
  66. [Y/n] Y
  67.  
  68. Would you like to isolate your AMP instances by running them inside Docker containers?
  69. This provides an additional layer of protection at the expense of a minor performance impact.
  70. It is strongly recommended if you are going to allow untrusted users access to AMP
  71. but if it's just yourself or trusted users accessing it then it may not be necessary.
  72. [y/N] N
  73.  
  74. Would you like AMP to be configured for use with HTTPS?
  75.  
  76. This will install nginx on your system and requires that you do not use any
  77. other web servers such as Apache on this system.
  78.  
  79. This will create firewall rules to open ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS)
  80. and also selinux rules to allow nginx to act as a reverse proxy.
  81. You also must own a domain name that resolves to 74.208.107.88 (Your external IP)
  82.  
  83. GetAMP has automatically detected an externally resolvable domain of ip-74-208-107-88.pbiaas.com
  84. You can either use this or you can supply your own subdomain at the next step.
  85.  
  86. Do not choose this option if you do not already own a domain.
  87.  
  88. Using this facility requires that you read and accept the LetsEncrypt terms at
  89. https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.2-November-15-2017.pdf
  90.  
  91. Enable HTTPS?
  92. [y/N] N
  93.  
  94.  
  95. Installation Summary:
  96.  
  97. AMP System user: Already exists
  98. Instance Manager: To be installed
  99. HTTPS setup: No
  100. Install Java: Yes
  101. Install 32-bit libraries: Yes
  102. Install Docker: No
  103.  
  104. Ready to install AMP. Press ENTER to continue or CTRL+C to cancel.
  105.  
  106.  
  107. Installing AMP...
  108. amp already exists. Skipping...
  109. Updating System...
  110. Installing prerequisites...
  111. Adding Adoptium RPM repository...
  112. Installing Java for Minecraft...
  113. Installing 32-bit dependencies for srcds...
  114. Adding CubeCoders RPM repository...
  115. Installing instance manager...
  116. - Installing via package manager...
  117. Failed to install instance manager. Aborting...
  118. Possible causes for this are an unsupported distribution, or the repository being in the middle of a sync. In which case wait 30 minutes and try again, re-running the same installation command.
  119.  
  120. Something went wrong during the installation. Would you like to upload your setup log for easy sharing?
  121. This will upload /root/getamp-20230622-185743.log to the hastebin service and give you a URL you can share.
  122.  
  123. The log file may contain sensitive information such as username, any supplied domain names or your systems hostname
  124. so if in doubt - check the file manually and upload it yourself.
  125. [y/N] yparse error: Invalid numeric literal at line 1, column 10
  126. Log file URL: https://hastebin.com/
  127. [root@localhost ~]# GetAMP v3.0.1
  128. AMP QuickStart installation script for Debian, Red-Hat and Arch based GNU/Linux distributions
  129. This installer will perform the following:
  130.  
  131. * Install any pending system updates
  132. * Install any prerequisites and dependencies via your systems package manager
  133. * Add the CubeCoders repository to your system to keep AMP updated
  134. * Install AMP and create a default management instance on port 8080
  135. * Create any firewalls necessary to allow you to connect to AMP
  136. * Configure the default AMP instance to start on boot
  137.  
  138. Press CTRL+C to cancel installation.
  139.  
  140. It is safe to cancel this installation at any point. You can run the install
  141. script again, and the script will skip any steps it has already completed.
  142.  
  143. Distribution : almalinux 9.2
  144. Platform : x86_64
  145. Internal IP address : 74.208.107.88
  146. External IP address : 74.208.107.88
  147. Network type : Direct
  148. Detected Firewall : none
  149. External Host name : ip-74-208-107-88.pbiaas.com
  150. System Locale : C.UTF-8
  151. Package Manager : yum
  152.  
  153. Enter new login details for use with AMP.
  154. These are the login details you will use to log into AMPs web interface.
  155.  
  156. Username [admin]: admin
  157. Password:
  158. Confirm Password:
  159.  
  160. Will you be running Minecraft servers on this installation?
  161. If selected, this installs the required versions of Java.
  162. [Y/n] Y
  163.  
  164. Will you be running applications that rely on SteamCMD? (Rust, Ark, CSGO, TF2, etc) on this installation?
  165. If selected, this will install the required additional 32-bit libraries.
  166. [Y/n] Y
  167.  
  168. Would you like to isolate your AMP instances by running them inside Docker containers?
  169. This provides an additional layer of protection at the expense of a minor performance impact.
  170. It is strongly recommended if you are going to allow untrusted users access to AMP
  171. but if it's just yourself or trusted users accessing it then it may not be necessary.
  172. [y/N] N
  173.  
  174. Would you like AMP to be configured for use with HTTPS?
  175.  
  176. This will install nginx on your system and requires that you do not use any
  177. other web servers such as Apache on this system.
  178.  
  179. This will create firewall rules to open ports 80 (HTTP) and 443 (HTTPS)
  180. and also selinux rules to allow nginx to act as a reverse proxy.
  181. You also must own a domain name that resolves to 74.208.107.88 (Your external IP)
  182.  
  183. GetAMP has automatically detected an externally resolvable domain of ip-74-208-107-88.pbiaas.com
  184. You can either use this or you can supply your own subdomain at the next step.
  185.  
  186. Do not choose this option if you do not already own a domain.
  187.  
  188. Using this facility requires that you read and accept the LetsEncrypt terms at
  189. https://letsencrypt.org/documents/LE-SA-v1.2-November-15-2017.pdf
  190.  
  191. Enable HTTPS?
  192. [y/N] N
  193.  
  194.  
  195. Installation Summary:
  196.  
  197. AMP System user: Already exists
  198. Instance Manager: To be installed
  199. HTTPS setup: No
  200. Install Java: Yes
  201. Install 32-bit libraries: Yes
  202. Install Docker: No
  203.  
  204. Ready to install AMP. Press ENTER to continue or CTRL+C to cancel.
  205.  
  206.  
  207. Installing AMP...
  208. amp already exists. Skipping...
  209. Updating System...
  210. Installing prerequisites...
  211. Adding Adoptium RPM repository...
  212. Installing Java for Minecraft...
  213. Installing 32-bit dependencies for srcds...
  214. Adding CubeCoders RPM repository...
  215. Installing instance manager...
  216. - Installing via package manager...
  217. Failed to install instance manager. Aborting...
  218. Possible causes for this are an unsupported distribution, or the repository being in the middle of a sync. In which case wait 30 minutes and try again, re-running the same installation command.
  219.  
  220.  
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