Thread: [Tutorial] Kimsufi 2G / Seedbox - VPN

Tutorial to create a seedbox with a kimsufi 2G server on Ubuntu 10.04/10.10

Description: This tutorial explains how to install a seedbox in 5 minutes.


Choose a server with a Linux Ubuntu 10.04 Lucid 32 or 64bits OS.
Log into your server using putty or a terminal as a ROOT to start.
Update the system using the below command between each step.

Code:

sudo apt-get update

1. Install Webmin + Apache + FTP + SSL on the server using the command:

Code:

wget http://cl.ly/2X1I3J3E3n2X371m2N02/installserver.sh

Code:

sudo sh installserver.sh

Answer the different questions and continue the installation until the end.
Once finished, you can run the webmin interface using the address below:

Code:

https://yourservername.kimsufi.com:10000/

The username and webmin password is the one of the root user in the server.

2. Install the Deluge 1.3.1 torrent client:
Credit: Script fully created by Generalb/General13
Script inspired by: http://senya.pl/2011/05/headless-tor...ubuntu-server/

Code:

wget http://cl.ly/1k3L2s0U0w2m3a3E2v0O/installdeluge.sh

Code:

sudo sh installdeluge.sh

Type the default port 10010 and finish the installation.
Connect to the address below to use your deluge seedbox:

Code:

http://yourservername.kimsufi.com:10010/

3. Install the OpenVPN server with the command:
Credit: Script created by John Malkowski vpsnoc.com 01/18/2010.
Credit Link: http://vpsnoc.com/blog/how-to-instal...vps-instantly/
Script modified by Generalb/General13

Code:

wget http://cl.ly/0b1t0Z3u3n230B1a0I0e/installopenvpn.sh

Code:

sudo sh installopenvpn.sh

The OpenVPN Keys will be available at in the root folder of your server.


4. (OPTIONAL) Install PPTP VPN server for your smartphone with the command:
Credit: Script fully created by Generalb/General13
Script inspired by: http://www.maximegaillard.com/994-fa...ec-webmin.html

Code:

wget http://cl.ly/2S1a1N1P3o1a1L1c2B0M/installpptpd.sh

Code:

sudo sh installpptpd.sh

5. (OPTIONAL) Install RuTorrent Multiuser with the command:
Credit: AutoDL-Setup - Autodl-IRSSI Tutorial and Script
Credit Link: http://sourceforge.net/projects/autodl-irssi/
Credit Link: http://forums.rutorrent.org/index.php?topic=608.0

Code:

wget http://cl.ly/0o070f30313Z0S2F2J40/installrutorrent.sh

Code:

sudo sh installrutorrent.sh

This tutorial allows a beginner to install himself quickly a seedbox on a kimsufi Ubuntu server.
All scripts have been found on internet via different tutorials and can be launched separatly.

kimsufi only ??

Originally Posted by lolyz

kimsufi only ??

This should work on any server/vps running Ubuntu 10.04/10.10

Originally Posted by Enigma77

Thank you for this been looking for something like it all over

Please use the Like button.

This tutorial has been tested succesfully only on a Kimsufi server.
But as said by drauka it should work on Ubuntu 10.04/10.10.

This is all new to me got a Kimsufi while back and had windows server on it as u prob no it costs a lot and always wanted to try this few things i would help with if any one got time do i need to del the key kimsuffi put on the server to gain access and how do i change the password they gave me to log in

Originally Posted by Enigma77

This is all new to me got a Kimsufi while back and had windows server on it as u prob no it costs a lot and always wanted to try this few things i would help with if any one got time do i need to del the key kimsuffi put on the server to gain access and how do i change the password they gave me to log in

I don't think you need to change password or something else. Just logon with your ROOT access, download and launch the scripts.
If you have a problem of Key, you can use the command below to delete the SSH Host Identification:

Code:

ssh-keygen -R yourhostname.kimsufi.com

So does this take care of all the config etc, so you don't need to go and edit any files?

Also is there a rtorrent script?

It seems almost to easy :)

Originally Posted by Arakasi

So does this take care of all the config etc, so you don't need to go and edit any files?
Also is there a rtorrent script?
It seems almost to easy :)

Yes, yes and Yes