Installing CyberPanel

Created OnSeptember 18, 2018

Last Updated OnFebruary 13, 2021

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The installation of CyberPanel is fairly easy. The installation must be run as root (sudo will not work).

Requirements

Centos 7.x, Centos 8.x, Ubuntu 18.04, Ubuntu 20.04
Python 3.x
1024MB or above Ram.
10GB Disk Space.

CyberPanel vs CyberPanel Ent!

CyberPanel comes with two versions one is simply called CyberPanel and the other is Called CyberPanel Ent. CyberPanel comes with OpenLiteSpeed and is completely free for an unlimited number of domains and worker processes.

However CyberPanel Ent comes with LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise, it is free for 1 domain. If you need more than 1 domain then you can view pricing on the pricing page.

You can learn more about the difference between OpenLiteSpeed vs LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise and decide what best suits your needs. Once installed CyberPanel and CyberPanel Ent works 100% the same from the front end, except one is running OpenLiteSpeed as the back-end and the other runs LiteSpeed Web Server Enterprise.

Installing CyberPanel!

Installing CyberPanel is easy. If you are using one of the top tier server/VPS providers, CyberPanel can be installed with a single click.

In case you are using some other provider following instructions will install CyberPanel (with OpenLiteSpeed), it is totally free and does not requires any kind of license, you can install using the single command.

sh <(curl https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh || wget -O - https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh)

If installation fails on your platform you can submit bug report.

Installing CyberPanel Ent!

To install CyberPanel Ent, you first need to obtain a license key (it is free for 1 domain, but you still need to obtain the key). Visit the pricing table to decide your desired plan.

Obtain a License!

Before running the installation, you need to obtain a license. A license key will be asked for during installation. Installation

On you’re on the command line terminal run the installation script as a single command:

sh <(curl https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh || wget -O - https://cyberpanel.net/install.sh)

If the installation fails on your platform you can submit a bug report.

Access

After the successful installation you can access CyberPanel using the details below (make sure to change):

Visit: 
https:<IP Address>:8090 
Username: admin 
Password: 1234567

Setup CyberPanel on valid SSL.

Installing specific version

After version v1.9.4 or above, CyberPanel also allows to install or upgrade to a specific version. Details are as follows:

wget https://raw.githubusercontent.com/usmannasir/cyberpanel/<branch name>/cyberpanel.sh
chmod +x cyberpanel.sh
./cyberpanel.sh

Replace <branch name> with actual branch name from Github, branching schemes are described in our contribution docs.

503 Error After Install

If you get a 503 error after installing CyberPanel, you can do one of the following things. 1. Check LSCPD Status.

systemctl status lscpd

If LSCPD is not running, start LSCPD using:

systemctl start lscpd

2. Manually set up virtualevn

source /usr/local/CyberCP/bin/activate
pip install --ignore-installed -r /usr/local/CyberCP/requirments.txt
deactivate
virtualenv --system-site-packages /usr/local/CyberCP
systemctl restart lscpd

3. Install Logs If after this you are still having issues, you can try to find errors in the install logs, they are located at:

/var/log/installLogs.txt

3. Submit Bug Report If all of the above failed, submit a bug report.

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11 Comments

IPAP
December 17, 2019
Very well explained. I’ll install it on my servers right now! 🙂
TinhTienNet
December 23, 2019
Cyber Panel is awesome. Wish you growing up!
Omar
December 25, 2019
Cyberpanel installation process is very simple and takes only 9 minutes ..Also, I love the server performance with multiple WordPress installations.
Squito
January 16, 2020
Does CyberPanel support Debian 10? If it doesn’t, are there any plans that in the future it will?
- Cyber Panel
  January 24, 2020
  Debian 10 is not supported, however Ubuntu 18.xx is supported.
addtu
January 24, 2020
It’s a good web panel. Now I will be able to believe the panel weill do a good job again. update more and more fast and better!
Mensis
January 27, 2020
I have tried CP both with Open LS and LS Enterprise, but it doesn’t open the 8090 port to acces the panel. I get a timeout error. Maybe this will help some users:
# firewall-cmd –zone=public –permanent –add-port=8090/tcp
# firewall-cmd –reload
Znuff
March 3, 2020
Just to clarify, as of this date (03.03.2020), this panel supports:
– CentOS 7.x (“minimal install”)
– Ubuntu 18.04
CentOS 8 is not currently supported. The installer will complete and seem to be all in order, but when you try logging on https://ip:8090 you will get a 503 error.
- Muttahir Syed
  March 5, 2020
  The installation process shows how to restart lscpd in case the cyberpanel throws a 503. Kindly use that
  - Wesley de Vries
    March 5, 2020
    How did you guys install cyberpanel on an empty centos 7 server? After “Successfully ran: systemctl enable firewalld” I get:
    succes
    succes
    And after this the server is no longer reachable, how can I solve this problem?
    - Muttahir Syed
      March 14, 2020
      Seems you have provider level firewall the block connections after synchronization with firewall updates locally