Installing Flash Player component in Debian VPS environment is compatible with iceweasel browser

Snail has previously shared the article "Using idle VPS hosts to implement eBesucher's method of making euros by hanging up". At that time, it was just a rough study of such a project. As time went by, Snail also learned a lot. Through this project, my friends can use idle or cheap VPS hosts to generate income for themselves every month. According to TENNFY, a machine can basically earn about 5 US dollars each. According to KANA, if it is a German line, the VPS income will exceed This number.

So, if I have time later, I will also look for similar AFK projects to try. According to the current low price of VPS, we can completely use such high-quality projects to make batch operations for the purpose of profit. In this article, Snail first solves a problem that has not been solved before.

If it is a WINDOWS VPS application, this eBesucher hang-up project is quite simple. You can directly download the Firefox browser and hang it in the application and then use it directly. However, in order to save costs, most idle VPS are LINUX systems. For example, we can Use the method "Linux VPS Debian to install LXDE+VNC desktop with Firefox browser and Simplified Chinese" to build a VNC environment. Because for eBesucher to hang up, it needs to support FLASH, HTML5, and JS, and the latter two are basically supported by default. In this process, the Flash Player component is not supported, so we need to install it manually.

Method 1. Directly download and install the original component package

A - First go to http://get.adobe.com/flashplayer/ to download the installation package supported by our system

Currently, my test system uses Debian 7 64-bit, so I need to download the corresponding 64-bit component package.

B - Upload, decompress

We upload the downloaded file to the ROOT directory and then decompress it through TAR:

tar xzvf install_flash_player_11_linux.i386.tar.gz # 32-bit

tar xzvf install_flash_player_11_linux.x86_64.tar.gz #64bit

The decompressed file is based on the file we uploaded. It is usually like this by default. If there is any change, it will be based on the actual file name.

C - Copy Start

cp libflashplayer.so /usr/lib/mozilla/plugins/

Move the libflashplayer.so file we need to the corresponding browser directory. Restart VNC and it can be applied.

Method 2: Install the Flash Player component directly using commands

If the above method cannot solve the problem, then we can use this method. This method is referenced from: http://www.cyberciti.biz/faq/debian-linux-7-wheezy-install-flash-player/

This method is not limited by the number of system bits and can be directly applied to Mozilla-Firefox, Iceweasel, Iceape, Galeon and other browsers. Iceweasel used by snails is also suitable.

A – vi /etc/apt/sources.list

Add deb ftp://ftp.debian.org/debian stable main contrib non-free line to the file, then save and exit.

B -Upgrade source files

sudo apt-get update

C - Install flashplugin-nonfree

apt-get install flashplugin-nonfree

Basically the functions we need have been completed. But we have to check whether the installation is successful and check it in the browser component.

In this way, we can run the required eBesucher hang-up service in the VNC system in the DEBIAN environment.

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