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### Example ionCube Loader Output

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-install-ioncube-loader-using-ssh

This is an example of the output you should see when running 'php -v' after successfully installing ionCube Loader.

```text
with the ionCube PHP Loader v13.0.3, Copyright (c) 2002-2023, by ionCube Ltd.
```

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### Run Laravel Deployment Scripts

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-set-up-laravel-on-digitalocean-server

Specify commands to execute after site deployment, such as installing dependencies and running database migrations. This example shows how to set the PHP version, run Composer, and execute Laravel's `migrate` and `optimize:clear` commands.

```bash
php8.1 $(which composer) install --no-interaction --prefer-dist --optimize-autoloader --no-dev
```

```bash
php8.1 artisan migrate --force
```

```bash
php8.1 artisan optimize:clear
```

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### Example Update Commands

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/update-uptime-kuma-using-xcloud-command-runner

An example demonstrating how to run the update commands with specific domain and PM2 process names. Ensure you replace placeholders with your actual values.

```bash
cd /var/www/demodomain.com
git pull origin master
export NODE_OPTIONS=”–max-old-space-size=4096″
npm install
npm run build
pm2 restart uptime-kuma-demodomain.com
pm2 save

```

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### Install Laravel Horizon

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/set-up-laravel-horizon

Run these commands to install the Laravel Horizon package. Commit the changes to your git repository.

```bash
composer require laravel/horizon
```

```bash
php artisan horizon:install
```

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### Check FFmpeg Installation Path

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-set-up-ffmpeg-in-your-server

Use this command to find the installation path of FFmpeg if it is installed on your server. This helps confirm its presence and location.

```bash
which ffmpeg
```

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### Root User and Sudo Password Example

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/accessing-all-site-files-via-sftp-with-root-user-in-xcloud

This is an example of the root user credentials and sudo password typically found in the welcome email for your xCloud server. Keep this information secure as it is essential for SSH and SFTP access.

```text
User: root  
Sudo Password: CSehTu5E1ab9ZXRn...
```

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### Check FFmpeg Version

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-set-up-ffmpeg-in-your-server

Run this command to display the installed FFmpeg version. If the command is not recognized, FFmpeg is likely not installed.

```bash
ffmpeg -version
```

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### Update Package List on Ubuntu/Debian

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-set-up-ffmpeg-in-your-server

Before installing FFmpeg on Ubuntu or Debian, update your package list to ensure you get the latest available versions. This command requires root or sudo privileges.

```bash
apt update
```

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### Install FFmpeg on Ubuntu/Debian

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-set-up-ffmpeg-in-your-server

Install FFmpeg on servers running Ubuntu or Debian using the apt package manager. The '-y' flag automatically confirms the installation. This command requires root or sudo privileges.

```bash
apt install ffmpeg -y
```

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### Create phpinfo.php File

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-install-ioncube-loader-using-ssh

Create a phpinfo.php file in your website's public root directory to verify ionCube Loader installation via a web browser.

```php
<?php
phpinfo();
?>
```

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### Connect to Server via SSH

Source: https://xcloud.host/docs/how-to-install-ioncube-loader-using-ssh

Use this command to establish an SSH connection to your server. Replace 'username' and 'your_server_ip' with your actual credentials.

```bash
ssh username@your_server_ip
```
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