00:00hello everyone please don't forget to subscribe like share and comment and will not become a
00:05member there is a web interface to manage linux it's very useful known as cockpit i thought of
00:14installing it on arch linux and sharing it with you to install it you run the command sudo pacman
00:22dash uppercase s cockpit there are some add-ons for it like cockpit
00:36machines this is for camu virtual machines cockpit padman it's for padman containers etc there are
00:47other ones i don't remember them very well if you want to install all of these you simply run this
00:54command of course you need to have camu and padman installed though those are just front ends for them
01:03web front ends for them to manage them through cockpit i only want to install cockpit here
01:12and if you add those add-ons or plugins to your cockpit you can run the commands afterwards that
01:21i'm gonna run and they will also set those add-ons for you they will work for you without any
01:29issue no
01:30other commands needed in order to get them running aside from adding them to this command or installing
01:39them separately later we run this command y here and enter yes for example here there is another one to
01:50manage
01:51package d there is another one i guess this is to manage storage i guess there are also some user
02:00made
02:04add-ons add-ons add-ons for cockpit the next command is to start the service
02:17like this or if you want to start it and enable it to make it run at every boot you
02:26can run it like this
02:29you can check if it is started
02:44you can see that it is working to access it locally you go to this address that i'm gonna give
02:53you
02:57like this
03:00and for the username and the password they are like your
03:07arch linux itself the default login and password whenever you want to log into your window manager
03:16or desktop environment using the desktop manager and the password is the same the same also for your
03:23terminal terminal and whatnot and we are already inside our cockpit interface this is locally if you want to have
03:35it
03:36remotely on the same network you add a port
03:42which is 90 90 90 like this
03:50and any other computer on the same network or even outside of it outside of the local network
03:57may be able to access it it can be also installed on your vps if you're using a firewall d
04:05instead of ufw on
04:06your arch linux machine i already made videos on how to install ufw and firewall d on arch linux if
04:16you want to open the port you run this command
04:28and if you want to make it permanent you add this argument it's optional i mean this argument over
04:36here you don't need to add it you run this command and it will open the port for you in
04:41case you are using
04:43firewall d for instance this is another computer on the same network
04:51if we want to connect to our cockpit from it we need to know what is the ip address of
04:58the arch linux machine where we installed cockpit by running the command ipa like this
05:04and the one that i'm the interface that has the ip address is this one and the ip address is
05:12over here
05:14so we run this command we go to this address which i found by running that command and then colon
05:24and then
05:241990 to access cockpit here you go to show details and then visit this website and then visit website this
05:36is for
05:38safari the the other browsers may show the same warning it's because there is no certificate for this thing
05:46and then here the username and address
05:54not this one you can use root by the way
05:59my username is like this my password is like this and i can access it the way you see
06:13here are the logs networking accounts etc you can also use the terminal for this
06:23anyway i'm signing out and cheers
06:28you
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