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[tal56]

Well I think I resolved this, but I think it's a but that either needs to be fixed with ispconfig or an addition to the perfect install howto for Cento 5.x

By default the "requiretty" option should be OFF, but in a Centos 5 install, it is set to ON, so I had to comment out the line to change back to it's default of OFF.

Now my stats are working fine, however I still get lines like below each time someone checks stats on ispconfig. Is there anyway to set the TTY, so we don't get these errors?

Aug 3 05:38:20 server1 sudo: admispconfig : TTY=unknown ; PWD=/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/multidoc/edit ; USER=root ; COMMAND=/usr/bin/du -h --max-depth=1 /var/www/web9

[till]

This seems to be a centos only problem. We can add a note to the perfect setup. This is nothing that can be fixed or changed in ISPConfig itself.

Now my stats are working fine, however I still get lines like below each time someone checks stats on ispconfig. Is there anyway to set the TTY, so we don't get these errors?

No, as the user admispconfig is not logged in and so he has no tty.

[tal56]

Originally Posted by till

This seems to be a centos only problem. We can add a note to the perfect setup. This is nothing that can be fixed or changed in ISPConfig itself.



No, as the user admispconfig is not logged in and so he has no tty.

Well thats ok, I'm just glad It should help those after me

[till]

Thank you for finding a solution for the problem

[jbravo]

Please also note it is advisable to check if the requiretty option is set. This is done as follows

# grep requiretty /etc/sudoers
Defaults requiretty

Using the visudo command comment it out like so. Please note the first # indicates root prompt, the second line # indicates the comment

Above action should do the trick

On my SLES10SP2 default config worked without above modification.