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Intro:
This tutorial will help you install Nano, Nano is a text editor for Linux. Nano can edit anything from basic text files to configuration files.
Requirements:
Login to your VPS via SSH using your favorite client. After you are successfully logged in via SSH enter the following command:
Step 2:
You should see that, You want to enter "y" and then press enter.
Complete:
If you see the following you have successfully installed Nano:
How To Use Nano:
If you would like to create a blank file, just use the command: nano
If you want to edit a file navigate to the directory to where the file is located then use the following command: nano "filename.ext"
You will want to replace "filename.ext" with the actual filename and extension without the quotes.
This tutorial will help you install Nano, Nano is a text editor for Linux. Nano can edit anything from basic text files to configuration files.
Requirements:
- SSH Access
- Preferably Root Access
- Cent OS 5 (This may work on other distributions, but has not been tested by me.)
Login to your VPS via SSH using your favorite client. After you are successfully logged in via SSH enter the following command:
Code:
yum install nano
Step 2:
Code:
=============================================================================
Package Arch Version Repository Size
=============================================================================
Installing:
nano i386 1.3.12-1.1 base 476 k
Transaction Summary
=============================================================================
Install 1 Package(s)
Update 0 Package(s)
Remove 0 Package(s)
Total download size: 476 k
Is this ok [y/N]:
Complete:
If you see the following you have successfully installed Nano:
Code:
Installed: nano.i386 0:1.3.12-1.1
Complete!
How To Use Nano:
If you would like to create a blank file, just use the command: nano
If you want to edit a file navigate to the directory to where the file is located then use the following command: nano "filename.ext"
You will want to replace "filename.ext" with the actual filename and extension without the quotes.
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