Magento2 without ssh
Is there is any way to work on magento2 without ssh???
I have a server which don't have any ssh access. So how can i work on there is there is any way>> Please help me
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Is there is any way to work on magento2 without ssh???
I have a server which don't have any ssh access. So how can i work on there is there is any way>> Please help me
magento2 ssh
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Is there is any way to work on magento2 without ssh???
I have a server which don't have any ssh access. So how can i work on there is there is any way>> Please help me
magento2 ssh
Is there is any way to work on magento2 without ssh???
I have a server which don't have any ssh access. So how can i work on there is there is any way>> Please help me
magento2 ssh
magento2 ssh
asked Mar 31 '16 at 6:30
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If you can setup cron from same ui, you de not need ssh access.
You can switch to production mode locally and than move all files to hosting.
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As far as I know, it's quite impossible to have a Magento2 running without access and some knowledge of SSH. The amount of work going in to server configuration and the actions that can only be run via SSH like file deployment, setting development/production modes etc would be near impossible to run without SSH access.
As KAndy suggests, you could set up everything locally (with SSH access), develop and set up your Magento installation and copy that to the host.
Though in my experience I couldn't have done any of this without extensive help from my hostingparty for the server-settings etc.
+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
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Cron the cli commands.(Dirty I know)
php-cli -q /home/yourname/public_html/bin/magento setup:upgrade >/dev/null 2>&1
Then delete cron after.
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I just want to add my enquiry to this. Our developer, busy with cleaning up malware from our site, asked for SSH access in order to install latest security patches on our magento 1.9.2.4. The hosting won't allow it for security reasons? ok, now I have to know for sure if those patches can be easily installed only by a FTP access or if it is necessary in order to finish the job and secure the site to have SSH. In that case I'll have to move to a different hosting. Developer is not helping a lot in this. Please help as the developer won't finish his job and I'm stuck in my ignorance of the topic and our site down.
Thanks
Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
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Well, give it a try: Execute Magento 2 CLI Commands From Frontend
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If you can upload file to your server, you can use my file to run magento command line
Realy sorry!I cannot upload php file here. So you can down it on this page
http://www.mageoneplus.com/how-to-run-magento-command-line-without-ssh-access.html
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If you can setup cron from same ui, you de not need ssh access.
You can switch to production mode locally and than move all files to hosting.
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If you can setup cron from same ui, you de not need ssh access.
You can switch to production mode locally and than move all files to hosting.
add a comment |
If you can setup cron from same ui, you de not need ssh access.
You can switch to production mode locally and than move all files to hosting.
If you can setup cron from same ui, you de not need ssh access.
You can switch to production mode locally and than move all files to hosting.
answered Mar 31 '16 at 8:41
KAndyKAndy
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As far as I know, it's quite impossible to have a Magento2 running without access and some knowledge of SSH. The amount of work going in to server configuration and the actions that can only be run via SSH like file deployment, setting development/production modes etc would be near impossible to run without SSH access.
As KAndy suggests, you could set up everything locally (with SSH access), develop and set up your Magento installation and copy that to the host.
Though in my experience I couldn't have done any of this without extensive help from my hostingparty for the server-settings etc.
+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
add a comment |
As far as I know, it's quite impossible to have a Magento2 running without access and some knowledge of SSH. The amount of work going in to server configuration and the actions that can only be run via SSH like file deployment, setting development/production modes etc would be near impossible to run without SSH access.
As KAndy suggests, you could set up everything locally (with SSH access), develop and set up your Magento installation and copy that to the host.
Though in my experience I couldn't have done any of this without extensive help from my hostingparty for the server-settings etc.
+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
add a comment |
As far as I know, it's quite impossible to have a Magento2 running without access and some knowledge of SSH. The amount of work going in to server configuration and the actions that can only be run via SSH like file deployment, setting development/production modes etc would be near impossible to run without SSH access.
As KAndy suggests, you could set up everything locally (with SSH access), develop and set up your Magento installation and copy that to the host.
Though in my experience I couldn't have done any of this without extensive help from my hostingparty for the server-settings etc.
As far as I know, it's quite impossible to have a Magento2 running without access and some knowledge of SSH. The amount of work going in to server configuration and the actions that can only be run via SSH like file deployment, setting development/production modes etc would be near impossible to run without SSH access.
As KAndy suggests, you could set up everything locally (with SSH access), develop and set up your Magento installation and copy that to the host.
Though in my experience I couldn't have done any of this without extensive help from my hostingparty for the server-settings etc.
answered Mar 31 '16 at 8:45
Alex TimmerAlex Timmer
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+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
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+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
+10 for sharing your knowledge. Thank You
– Asish Hira
Mar 31 '16 at 9:36
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Cron the cli commands.(Dirty I know)
php-cli -q /home/yourname/public_html/bin/magento setup:upgrade >/dev/null 2>&1
Then delete cron after.
add a comment |
Cron the cli commands.(Dirty I know)
php-cli -q /home/yourname/public_html/bin/magento setup:upgrade >/dev/null 2>&1
Then delete cron after.
add a comment |
Cron the cli commands.(Dirty I know)
php-cli -q /home/yourname/public_html/bin/magento setup:upgrade >/dev/null 2>&1
Then delete cron after.
Cron the cli commands.(Dirty I know)
php-cli -q /home/yourname/public_html/bin/magento setup:upgrade >/dev/null 2>&1
Then delete cron after.
answered Sep 2 '16 at 19:10
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I just want to add my enquiry to this. Our developer, busy with cleaning up malware from our site, asked for SSH access in order to install latest security patches on our magento 1.9.2.4. The hosting won't allow it for security reasons? ok, now I have to know for sure if those patches can be easily installed only by a FTP access or if it is necessary in order to finish the job and secure the site to have SSH. In that case I'll have to move to a different hosting. Developer is not helping a lot in this. Please help as the developer won't finish his job and I'm stuck in my ignorance of the topic and our site down.
Thanks
Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
add a comment |
I just want to add my enquiry to this. Our developer, busy with cleaning up malware from our site, asked for SSH access in order to install latest security patches on our magento 1.9.2.4. The hosting won't allow it for security reasons? ok, now I have to know for sure if those patches can be easily installed only by a FTP access or if it is necessary in order to finish the job and secure the site to have SSH. In that case I'll have to move to a different hosting. Developer is not helping a lot in this. Please help as the developer won't finish his job and I'm stuck in my ignorance of the topic and our site down.
Thanks
Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
add a comment |
I just want to add my enquiry to this. Our developer, busy with cleaning up malware from our site, asked for SSH access in order to install latest security patches on our magento 1.9.2.4. The hosting won't allow it for security reasons? ok, now I have to know for sure if those patches can be easily installed only by a FTP access or if it is necessary in order to finish the job and secure the site to have SSH. In that case I'll have to move to a different hosting. Developer is not helping a lot in this. Please help as the developer won't finish his job and I'm stuck in my ignorance of the topic and our site down.
Thanks
I just want to add my enquiry to this. Our developer, busy with cleaning up malware from our site, asked for SSH access in order to install latest security patches on our magento 1.9.2.4. The hosting won't allow it for security reasons? ok, now I have to know for sure if those patches can be easily installed only by a FTP access or if it is necessary in order to finish the job and secure the site to have SSH. In that case I'll have to move to a different hosting. Developer is not helping a lot in this. Please help as the developer won't finish his job and I'm stuck in my ignorance of the topic and our site down.
Thanks
answered Jan 20 '17 at 7:02
pedro estrada bellipedro estrada belli
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Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
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Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
Yes! You can do it using ftp access..
– Asish Hira
Jan 20 '17 at 8:56
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Well, give it a try: Execute Magento 2 CLI Commands From Frontend
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Well, give it a try: Execute Magento 2 CLI Commands From Frontend
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Well, give it a try: Execute Magento 2 CLI Commands From Frontend
Well, give it a try: Execute Magento 2 CLI Commands From Frontend
answered Jul 6 '17 at 10:46
Manish JoyManish Joy
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If you can upload file to your server, you can use my file to run magento command line
Realy sorry!I cannot upload php file here. So you can down it on this page
http://www.mageoneplus.com/how-to-run-magento-command-line-without-ssh-access.html
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If you can upload file to your server, you can use my file to run magento command line
Realy sorry!I cannot upload php file here. So you can down it on this page
http://www.mageoneplus.com/how-to-run-magento-command-line-without-ssh-access.html
New contributor
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If you can upload file to your server, you can use my file to run magento command line
Realy sorry!I cannot upload php file here. So you can down it on this page
http://www.mageoneplus.com/how-to-run-magento-command-line-without-ssh-access.html
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If you can upload file to your server, you can use my file to run magento command line
Realy sorry!I cannot upload php file here. So you can down it on this page
http://www.mageoneplus.com/how-to-run-magento-command-line-without-ssh-access.html
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