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NodeBB installation on a web host using cPanel

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brian4021 last edited by

Hello,

I was wondering if it's possible to install NodeBB on a web host that uses cPanel?

Thanks,
Brian.
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yariplus Community Rep last edited by

It is not possible using cPanel. You must have SSH access to install NodeBB.
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abhinov singh last edited by

You have to use and download putty where you will write commands to interact with cpanel folders and then you can run and install nodebb .
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