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Setting up for ssh

Login to godaddy control panel and enable SSH. It may take a few moments to become

active.

First make sure php version is 5.3!Find your ssh login * Go to FTP

Users

Use primary username for sshssh user1@webdesignbycielo.com

If you don’t remember your password it can be changed under the setup>actions tab. It is important to know your password!

Add your public ssh key on GoDaddy

$ mkdir .ssh

Create .ssh directory in the root of your GoDaddy account

Log in with ssh ftpname@yoursite.com and enter ftp pw

Create authorized_keys file

-bash-3.2$ touch .ssh/authorized_keys-bash-3.2$ cd .ssh-bash-3.2$ vi authorized_keys

GoDaddy uses vi or vim to edit files. We will use vi to add our public key to the empty authorized_keys file.

Paste in your id_rsa.pub (public key)

• type i (to insert)• paste in your id_rsa.pub (public key)• esc • : wq (colon, write & quit)

Your public rsa key was successfully added if you were not prompted for a password

Log out and use your ssh login to test!ssh ftpname@yoursite.com

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Installing Git

Q: Why not use yum to install git?

A: Most tutorials for installing git on CentOS use yum. Godaddy prevents yum from being used or installed on their shared servers unless you switch to dedicated server (more expensive plan)

* If you figure out a way to use yum on godaddy shared server – please let me know

At the time of this tutorial, GoDaddy shared OS is CentOS release 5.5 (Final). To verify:-bash-3.2$ cat /etc/redhat-release

Download the rpm into the git directory from EPEL ( http://fedoraproject.org/wiki/EPEL ) Important because GoDaddy shared servers are CentOS.

-bash-3.2$ mkdir git-bash-3.2$ cd git/

Create git directory

-bash-3.2$ wget http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/5/i386/git-1.8.2.1-1.el5.i386.rpm

Unpack git with rpm2cpio and cpio

-bash-3.2$ rpm2cpio git-1.8.2.1-1.el5.i386.rpm | cpio -imdv

-bash-3.2$ git --versiongit version 1.8.2.1

Verify your version of git

-bash-3.2$ rm git-1.8.2.1-1.el5.i386.rpm

Clean up and remove the un-needed file

-bash-3.2$ echo "export GIT_BIN=${HOME}/gitexport PATH=${GIT_BIN}/usr/bin:${PATH}export GIT_EXEC_PATH=${GIT_BIN}/usr/binexport GIT_TEMPLATE_DIR=${GIT_BIN}/usr/share/git-core/templatesexport GIT_SSL_NO_VERIFY=true" >> ~/.bash_profile

In the root, configure your $path variable. Copy/paste all at once.

Important! Close the terminal and ssh back in

-bash-3.2$ cd ~

Go back to the root of your godaddy site

-bash-3.2$ git init

Go to the root of your DRUPAL site. Do not make your git init in the root dir of your GoDaddy acct.

Configure your repo. In this example, I am using bitbucket which is free for individuals.

It is important to note that we can only ssh INTO our GoDaddy account. You must use https to connect to bitbucket & enter bitbucket password.

-bash-3.2$ git remote add origin https://cielo@bitbucket.org/cielo/testsite.git

Success!

Please note that you must enter the bitbucket password each time you push/pull from your repo

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Installing Drush

ssh into the root directory of your GoDaddy acct.

-bash-3.2$ wget http://ftp.drupal.org/files/projects/drush-7.x-5.8.tar.gz

Note –The most current version can be cloned via git from https://github.com/drush-ops/drush.

ssh ftpname@yoursite.com

At this time, drush 5.8 works best on Godaddy.

-bash-3.2$ tar -pzxf drush-7.x-5.8.tar.gz

Extract the file

Clean up and remove un-needed file

-bash-3.2$ rm drush-7.x-5.8.tar.gz

-bash-3.2$ ls -a

View hidden files to see if .bash_profile has already been created. This file will be there if you have already installed git.

-bash-3.2$ vi .bash_profile

GoDaddy uses vi or vim to edit files. We will use vi to edit .bash_profile.

Type in i (to insert) and paste in the following. If you previously installed git, skip a line and paste under.

• Type in i (for insert)• Paste in the following:

export COLUMNSalias drush='/usr/local/php5/bin/php ~/drush/drush.php'alias php='/usr/local/php5/bin/php‘

• esc• : wq (colon, write & quit)

Update your session

-bash-3.2$ source .bash_profile

Close the terminal and ssh back in.

Verify that drush is installed

-bash-3.2$ drush status

Success!

As of September 2013, you must use an older versionof drush on godaddy. Godaddy support states they willeventually update command line to PHP version to 5.3.3+

Until then…your client must purchase a vps (private server) or dedicated server