ISPConfig 2.2.12 released

[till]

ISPConfig 2.2.12 is available for download.

This ISPConfig release adds support for CentOS 5 and updates ClamAV to 0.90.2.
Several minor bugs were fixed.


Detailed Changelog
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- Added: Support for CentOS 5.0.
- Update: ClamAV to 0.90.2.
- Update: Updated the SSH Chroot script to support debian etch.
- Bugfix: Fixed a bug in the mail log processing script.
- Bugfix: Possible creation of duplicates MX-records trough the co-domain MX creation feature fixed.
- Bugfix: The ~ char is now allowed for redirect URL's.
- Changed: A trailing / is not added automatically to rewrite URL's anymore.
- Security: Installer does a chmod 600 on the backups of the old ISPConfig installation so that only root can read them.


Download
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http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads.htm

Forums
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http://www.howtoforge.com/forums


Installation Instructions
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Download the ISPConfig-2.2.12.tar.gz from sourceforge.net

http://prdownloads.sourceforge.net/i...ar.gz?download


Installation on the shell as root User:

tar xvfz ISPConfig-2.2.12.tar.gz
cd install_ispconfig
./setup

The installer automatically detects the installed ISPConfig version and performs an update.

[edge]

Nice one again..

Thank you ISPconfig team.

[Hans]

Thanks for this quick release!
Everything went fine during installation.
ISPConfig 2.2.12 is up and running on my Debian Etch servers !

[daveb]

Great job!! Flawless upgrade.
many Thanks goes out to the ISPConfig Team...

[Ben]

Update went fine, even still on Sarge :-\

[bluethunder82]

Updated with no problems with Ubuntu 6.06 (PPC).

~ char in redirects work.

[rvarkevisser]

Nice job! My compliments. The upgrade went without any problems on Debian Sarge and Debian Etch.

I do have an issue, maybe for the future. I use certified SSL Certificates. Is it possible to do a check on the ssl certificates? They get overwritten when upgrading and I don't know why this is necessary. It's not that big of a problem though.

Also is it possible to create a default SPF record. Because Mickeysoft has a nice SPF check SPAM filter, it would be nice to create one automatically.

And last.. Could you please please translate the following to language "NL" (Dutch)?

ISPConfig - ISP Manager - "New Folder"
In the NL translation it says "Gesorteerd op" (which means " Sorted by" ???). This has to be " Nieuwe Map" (= "New Folder" )

Also when creating a new SPF Record, we cannot choose between yes and no in the options, because both are translated to "JA" (yes). Can you please translate them to:
Yes = Ja
No = Nee

I tried searching for the translation files, but couldn't find them.

ISPConfig makes my day!

[falko]

Originally Posted by rvarkevisser

Nice job! My compliments. The upgrade went without any problems on Debian Sarge and Debian Etch.

I do have an issue, maybe for the future. I use certified SSL Certificates. Is it possible to do a check on the ssl certificates? They get overwritten when upgrading and I don't know why this is necessary. It's not that big of a problem though.

Also is it possible to create a default SPF record. Because Mickeysoft has a nice SPF check SPAM filter, it would be nice to create one automatically.

And last.. Could you please please translate the following to language "NL" (Dutch)?

ISPConfig - ISP Manager - "New Folder"
In the NL translation it says "Gesorteerd op" (which means " Sorted by" ???). This has to be " Nieuwe Map" (= "New Folder" )

Also when creating a new SPF Record, we cannot choose between yes and no in the options, because both are translated to "JA" (yes). Can you please translate them to:
Yes = Ja
No = Nee

I tried searching for the translation files, but couldn't find them.

ISPConfig makes my day!

I've added it to the bugtracker.

[mkurz]

Hello,

I am using ISPConfig Version 2.2.7 and I want to update to 2.2.12. After unpacking i have started ./setup. It told me that it will perform a new installation! So I do now if I will lose some data, for I want to perform an update.
What can I do?

Greetings, Martin

[till]

Do the following directories exist?

/root/ispconfig
/home/admispconfig