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      iggs
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      I get that you have to download the fusion auth app and setup the database before you get started... but what about in my remote server, how do i get fusion auth to get working there? Where do i send my post requests to?. We need simpler, less scattered and more complete docs or at least a closer channel like telegram or discord... can we set that up please?

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        dan
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        Hiya @iggs ,

        It's been a few years since I used cpanel, but if you've set up a mysql or postgresql database, it shouldn't be too hard.

        You do need a server which can run java. Here are the system requirements: https://fusionauth.io/docs/v1/tech/installation-guide/system-requirements

        If you've made sure your remote server can run java, then you can download the zip files: https://fusionauth.io/direct-download

        Then I'd ftp up the unzipped files. Then you'll need to ssh to your server and run bin/startup.sh from that directory. This should start up fusionauth on the 9011 port.

        If your server was iggs.example.com, you'd then access it at iggs.example.com:9011. This would prompt for your database information. After entering that, you should be able to start setting up users and FusionAuth applications in the admin screen for use by your applications.

        Finally, if you'd like a dedicated support channel, we have paid plans for that: https://fusionauth.io/pricing

        Let me know if that helps.

        Thanks,
        Dan

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