Fast and convenient one-click configuration and management
Eliminate cumbersome command-line operations and get things done with one click through the web panel
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LAMP
LNMPChoose to install either a LAMP or LNMP environment - WebsiteCreate and manage websites
- DatabaseCreate and manage databases
- FTPCreate and manage FTP
More one-click integrations, all aimed at delivering the best user experience
More website configuration changes are integrated at the same level, allowing one-click switching, management, and use
- Pseudo-static
- 301
- SSL
- Subdirectory
- Tomcat
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Scheduled
Backup -
Reverse
Proxy -
PHP
Switch
Provides services for enabling/disabling SSH, changing the SSH port, disabling ping, allowing firewall ports, and viewing operation logs.
On March 8, 2017, the brand-new architecture BaoTa Linux Panel 3.1 Beta was released. After 133 days of refinement leading up to the current 5.0 official release, BaoTa’s R&D engineers carried out extensive optimization and adaptation. From initially supporting only CentOS, it now supports CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, and Fedora. BaoTa Linux Panel 5.0 official version was officially released on July 19.
In order to focus more effort on feature development, starting now we have split the update cycle and divided the BaoTa Linux Panel into an official release and an internal testing release. The internal testing release will continue to be updated weekly, while the official release will be updated monthly.
Operating system: a fresh system (supports CentOS, Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora),
Make sure it is a clean operating system with no other environment-installed Apache/Nginx/php/MySQL
Memory requirement: minimum 128MB, 512MB or more recommended; the panel alone uses about 10MB of system memory
After using an SSH connection tool, such as BaoTa Remote Desktop Assistant, to connect to your Linux
server, run the corresponding command for your system to begin the installation (panel installation takes about 2 minutes):CentOS installation script
yum install -y wget && wget -O install.sh
http://download.bt.cn/install/install.sh &&
sh install.sh
Ubuntu installation scriptwget -O install.sh
http://download.bt.cn/install/install-ubuntu.sh
&& sudo bash install.sh
Debian installation scriptwget -O install.sh
http://download.bt.cn/install/install-ubuntu.sh
&& bash install.sh
Fedora installation scriptwget -O install.sh
http://download.bt.cn/install/install.sh &&
bash install.sh