ispconfig and gentoo

[pfm.smits]

Has anyone experience with getting ispconfig to run on gentoo?

I have only gentoo in my environment. And would like to try out/use ispconfig.

Regards,

Pierre

[till]

To get ISPConfig installed on a linux distribution that is not yet supported (like gentoo), you will have to extend the installer.

1) Add a part that recognizes gentoo in the setup1 script (it contains a section for each linux distro).
2) Add a section to the dist.txt file with the default valuaes and locations for gentoo.
3) Add lines for gentoo in all the files in the mod directory.

[ZyanKLee]

Hi, if I will make a clean install, where shall I send the made changes to?
I think it would make no sense including them not in the original packages.

Greetz, Zyan K Lee

[falko]

Hi, if I will make a clean install, where shall I send the made changes to?
I think it would make no sense including them not in the original packages.

Greetz, Zyan K Lee
For which distribution did you make the changes?

Send them to dev [at] ispconfig [dot] org.

[ZyanKLee]

made some changes for gentoo
but they are not yet tested. and i think there are some version-numbers behind gentoo missing (as it was for debian: debian31) these are things I have to evaluate later this day.

but when I finished bugfixing and testing I'll send it to dev

[apakuni]

ANyone finish this up for Gentoo?

[ZyanKLee]

I would really like to, but the server I had for testing it out, had to go online again, so I did it with SuSe :(

But if anyone has a spare server for me I could make it.

[till]

Have you thought about using qemu or vmware (also available as 30 day trial). Its nice for testing linux installations on your workstation.

[ZyanKLee]

I tried it with a local trial-server but had problems with domains and such things ...
and the other one is: I like to create a system that is a product and won't be deleted afterwards ;-)
But if noone has one for me, I'll do with qemu. but probably not in the next two weeks (to much work to do)

[misterm]

Hello with all

To when an installation of gentoo for ISPconfig, I will do it, by taking account of the install of debian sarge by default, because with our friend gentoo, that I like, (I do not say that debian, I do not like, quite to the contrary), but, I will make this test on gentoo, because the system of backup, is 10 times less complex than that of debian, in all which I y work has.

Then, if I find, I would give Hootows of the installation of gentoo, I promise it to you with, a test of server in premium.

Yours sincerely
MM :) ;)