How to set up ISPConfig without internet connection

[Mazak]

Is it possible?

[mphayesuk]

ISPConfig is designed to be a hosting service and so would need an internet connection. However I do have a test system setup on my laptop that I do not use with an internet connection. You will have a bit of trouble downloading anyupdates for the system ect... but if you follow the install guides by falko you will be able to install a system. If you wanted to create sites without an internet connection all you need to do is add the domain name for the site into your hosts file.

Thanks

[Mazak]

Can you point me the link to falko's guide?

I understand that ISPconfig need to be downloaded.

My test server do not have a internet connection. Can I burn ISPConfig into a CD and install from there?

[till]

Can you point me the link to falko's guide?

The Howtos are all listed on the ISPConfig documentation page:

http://www.ispconfig.org/documentation.htm

My test server do not have a internet connection. Can I burn ISPConfig into a CD and install from there?

Yes.

[Mazak]

Yes.

May I know the command to install ISPconfig from the CD?

I tried apt-get install ISPConfig but can't

Tried tar xvfz ISPConfig*.tar.gz too but it say no such file or directory

[till]

May I know the command to install ISPconfig from the CD?

I tried apt-get install ISPConfig but can't

Tried tar xvfz ISPConfig*.tar.gz too but it say no such file or directory

Please have a look here:

http://www.ispconfig.org/manual_installation.htm

It makes no difference if you install ISPConfig from CD or lan, copy the ISPConfig*.tar.gz file to your /tmp directory and follow the installation instructions from the installation manual.

[Mazak]

Still can't

root@server1:/cdrom# copy ISPConfig-2.2.3.tar.gz /tmp
-bash: copy: command not found
CD is in.

[vpns2000]

Hello,

make

cd /media/cdrom
cp ISPConfig-2.2.3.tar.gz /tmp
cd /tmp
tar xzf ISPConfig-2.2.3.tar.gz
cd install-ispconfig
./setup


Thats it

[Mazak]

Hello,

I followed your commands and got this

root@server1:~# cd /media/cdrom
root@server1:/media/cdrom# cp ISPConfig-2.2.3.tar.gz /tmp
cp: cannot stat `ISPConfig-2.2.3.tar.gz': No such file or directory
root@server1:/media/cdrom#

Verify that the name is correct....why still can't work :(

[falko]

What's the output of
cd /media/cdrom
ls -la? Make sure your CD is mounted.

[Mazak]

thank you so much

I'm so dumb I did not know I need to mount the cdrom thanks!

I'm installing now