ISPConfig 2.2.24 released

[jfruano]

Originally Posted by jfruano

nobody response
From the update of version 2.2.24, the page login of the admin panel and all of the users login, always they appear in language English, before they view in the language selected in the admin panel configuration

Any idea ?


Other question :
After i add new domain and i use awstats by jnsc it generate the statistics well, but in this new domain now appear all pages in English language. The rest of domains before update to latest version of ispconfig (2.2.24) generate well the Pages of awstats in the language assigned (spanish)

Please anybody suggestion

Thanks.

Till & Falko :

if nobody wants to answer me, I do a question to myself:

Not have any more users in this situation?

Please answer any suggestion

Thank you

[Ben]

Originally Posted by Hans

I have noticed the same from time to time with my Opera 9.51 browser.
Since i switched to https, i have that problem more often then before.

I never used it without https. But what I also found out, if using the web's apache as ssl proxy on 443 to access the ispconfig admin server, everything works fast and fine.

But when I am back home I will check if I can find out why it's taking endless time...

[till]

Originally Posted by jfruano

Till & Falko :

if nobody wants to answer me, I do a question to myself:

Not have any more users in this situation?

Please answer any suggestion

Thank you

Please make sure that you selected the correct language in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php

[jfruano]

Originally Posted by till

Please make sure that you selected the correct language in /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php

Thank you very much Till. Solved.

[Hans]

Originally Posted by falko

Did you click on the Save button when you created the site, or did you just change the tabs?

In the Mean time i know that i switched the tab and i did not click the save button. When i press the save button everything works fine.

[fbnewtz]

Seemless upgrade! Thanks guys!

[PermaNoob]

Tried to use the update from within the controlpanel but I guess that's not working, or at least it timed out in my browser.

No problem updating from the command line on debian etch.

It appeared to spend a long time making a backup first--just wondering what was backed up and where it was stored?

[till]

Tried to use the update from within the controlpanel but I guess that's not working, or at least it timed out in my browser.

You can not install ISPConfig updates there. This update function is for addon packages only.

It appeared to spend a long time making a backup first--just wondering what was backed up and where it was stored?

The backup is stored in /tmp

To make the backup smaller, delete everything in the directory /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp/ except of the subdirectories webmail and squirrelmail (in case they exist).

[PermaNoob]

Originally Posted by till

You can not install ISPConfig updates there. This update function is for addon packages only.

The backup is stored in /tmp

To make the backup smaller, delete everything in the directory /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp/ except of the subdirectories webmail and squirrelmail (in case they exist).

Thanks--there was about 15GB in there I could delete.

[falko]

2.2.25 is the latest version, so you should use that one instead.