Rather simple.... you can't.

Shared hosting even with SSH enabled does not give the necessary permissions to install new server-side processes because your actions could affect their security or the performance of the server that will ultimate affect everyone on it.

If you want to install mod_pagespeed or any other 3rd party module for Apache then you need to upgrade to a dedicated or virtual environment.

Rather simple.... you can't.

Shared hosting even with SSH enabled does not give the necessary permissions to install new server-side processes because your actions could affect their security or the performance of the server that will ultimate affect everyone on it. The SSH provided to you as apart of cPanel for non-administrators is for administrating of files and folders, e.g:

• vi access.log viewing logs
• chmod: changing file and directory permissions
• wget: downloading remote files
• tar, unzip decompressing files
• mkdir creating directories
• rm removing files or directories

It does not support su root, sudo, yum or install.

If you want to install mod_pagespeed or any other 3rd party module for Apache then you need to upgrade to a dedicated or virtual environment that allows such freedom of control ~ shared hosting is designed for simple hosting and not advanced server-side modification.

Rather simple.... you can't.

Shared hosting even with SSH enabled does not give you access to installing server-side processors. It's time to upgrade to a proper hosting package that will give you the permissions you need.

Rather simple.... you can't.

Shared hosting even with SSH enabled does not give the necessary permissions to install new server-side processes because your actions could affect their security or the performance of the server that will ultimate affect everyone on it.

If you want to install mod_pagespeed or any other 3rd party module for Apache then you need to upgrade to a dedicated or virtual environment.