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--- en:user:greenstone_server [2016/11/16 23:54] – [Additional Resources] kjdon
+++ en:user:greenstone_server [2017/05/14 21:35] – [Using a web hosting service] kjdon
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 To install Greenstone on a web server yourself, you need terminal access to your hosting company through ssh.
 When you want to acquire a domain, the company will offer you a variety of options but you
-have to take in account that you need a dedicated server (aka Virtual private server).
+have to take in account that you need a **dedicated server** (aka **Virtual private server**).
 A dedicated server allows you to manage what to install and have the freedom of configuring
 it as you want because you have root access.
-**Some topics to get GS on a web server, assuming that you have a dedicated server
+You will need to install Greenstone on the server"
-in your hosting company:**
   * Connect via ssh to the server
-  * Download Greenstone into the server with wget command or just download it in your computer and upload the installer with FPT or WINSCP.
+  * Download Greenstone into the server with wget command or just download it in your computer and upload the installer with FTP or WINSCP.
-  * Install GS the same way you install in your computer. It is the same installer for local computer and for remote one.
+  * Install GS the same way you install in your computer. It is the same installer for local computer and for remote one. You can install in text only mode, see [[en:user_advanced:installation#running_the_installer_in_text-only_mode| here]].
+  * Once you have Greenstone installed and running, then you can copy over your collections and any modifications.