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Install LiveZilla on Linux
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Install LiveZilla on Linux
LiveZilla is a customer support software. LiveZilla provides Live Chats and monitors your website visitors in real-time. In this documentation, we can check how to install LiveZilla on Linux account.
Instalation
1) Login to server using SSH.
2) Go to document root of the domain which you need to install LiveZilla.
#cd /home/user/public_html
3) Download LiveZilla.
#wget https://www.livezilla.net/downloads/pubfiles/livezilla_server_7.0.6.0.zip
4) Unzip the file “livezilla_server_7.0.6.0.zip”.
#unzip livezilla_server_7.0.6.0.zip
5) Now open your web browser and enter http://yourdomainname/livezilla
6) Before installing LiveZilla you need to create database for LiveZilla.
#mysql
>create database livezilla;
>create ‘user_livezilla’@’localhost’;
>set password for ‘user_livezilla’@’localhost’=password(“password”);
>grant all privileges on livezilla.* to user_livezilla@localhost identified by ‘password’;
7) You will get below window and you can install LiveZilla from here.
8) Enter Name, Email and Password for creating administrator account, then click ‘Next’ button.
9) Click ‘Next’ button.
10) Enter database name and password then click the button “Create Tables”.
11) Click ‘Next’ button.
Now you have successfully installed LiveZilla on your server.
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