help cyberduck ftp not enough privileges

but it’s always good to get a feel for what you are doing and not just running scripts as if something goes wrong you won’t have a clue. I will try to make it easy to follow but you can just upload the scripts and run them rather than creating files, copy and pasting etc. If there is enough interest, I may do another guide on building a VPS using Ubuntu, but we'll see what kind of interest there is for that later. This guide is based on CentOS v8 as I have been using it for many years now and it is a solid platform, not to mention I have spent all these years writing and updating various scripts to do things on it so seems a mental waste of effort to drop all that just because Red Hat have announced that it will discontinue CentOS as we know it! Plus, there are at least 2 replacement distro’s in the mix ( Alma and Rocky Linux) not to mention Red Hats free dev option as well now.

WinSCP/Cyberduck or ftp program to upload files.

A Vultr account (if you don't have one you can use my referral link and get $100 FREE - ).

I will be using Vultr as my VPS provider, but you can use DigitalOcean or any other provider, they're all much of a muchness, if you want to follow along you will need the following: This led me to thinking why not post a guide on building a VPS and deploying CPVLab on to it, I could share some of my scripts and hopefully help save everyone a bunch of time deploying a new server, so here you are I looked at a few other cloud options but in the end decided I'd give CPVLab another go, I used to use this quite a bit back in the day as it was self-hosted and I preferred the flexibility (not to mention cost) of it over cloud-based trackers. After having some trouble with Kintura over the past few months, I decided to start looking for another tracker which I could use alongside it and possibly switch completely if it performs well and the mood takes me.

Help cyberduck ftp not enough privileges