ISPConfig 2.2.40 released

[till]

A maintenance release for the old ISPConfig 2 branch is available for download.

http://www.ispconfig.org/ispconfig-2/download/

Changes

- Added CentOS 6 support to the installer
- Updated ClamAV to version 0.97.2.
- Updated SpamAssassin to version 3.3.2.

For new server installations we recommend ISPConfig 3.

http://www.ispconfig.org/ispconfig-3/download/

[rbartz]

Thank you guys! We always appreciate an update.

On Centos 5.5:

After install, the spamassassin was not updated for some reason and we noticed it was not scanning mail any more after a few hours. The solution was to run the updater:

[root@...]# /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/tools/spamassassin/usr/bin/sa-update

That put it all back right again and it was fully upgraded:
X-Spam-Checker-Version: SpamAssassin 3.3.2 (2011-06-06)...

THANKS again,

R Bartz

[cambo]

Hi
I am running ver 2.2.1 on Mandriva 2008.
Is it ok to upgrade to this release?
Also where can I find upgrade instructions.
Thanks

[falko]

The upgrade should work, but to go sure, make a backup of the ISPConfig database plus the directories /root/ispconfig and /home/admispconfig before.

The upgrade is done exactly like a new installation:

cd install_ispconfig/
./setup

[bebe0]

thanks for tthe updates...

[Spaetzle]

Hi
As it seems I missed some updates. Aren't there Newsletters when new 2.x releases are out? I only got info on updates of 3.x.

But for my question. Is it save to update from 2.2.37 up to 2.2.40 in one step or need I to go to 2.2.38 and 2.2.39 first.

Best regards
Bernd

[Ben]

Is there no support for Debian 5.0.9?

[falko]

Originally Posted by Spaetzle

But for my question. Is it save to update from 2.2.37 up to 2.2.40 in one step

Yes. But make backups before you do this to be on the safe side.

[falko]

Originally Posted by Ben

Is there no support for Debian 5.0.9?

Looks like we have to make a new release with support for 5.0.9...

[Spaetzle]

Will it be sufficient just to add the following lines to dist.txt for installation on a Debian 5.0.9?

dist_init_scripts=/etc/init.d ## # debian509
dist_runlevel=/etc ## # debian509
dist_smrsh=/etc/mail/smrsh ## # debian509
dist_shells=/etc/shells ## # debian509
dist_http_user=www-data ## # debian509
dist_http_group=www-data ## # debian509
dist_bind_init_script=bind9 ## # debian509
dist_bind_user=bind ## # debian509
dist_bind_group=bind ## # debian509
dist_bind_conf=/etc/bind/named.conf ## # debian509
dist_bind_dir=/etc/bind ## # debian509
dist_bind_pidfile=/var/run/bind/run/named.pid ## # debian509
dist_bind_hintfile=db.root ## # debian509
dist_bind_localfile=db.local ## # debian509
dist_passwd=/etc/passwd ## # debian509
dist_shadow=/etc/shadow ## # debian509
dist_group=/etc/group ## # debian509
dist_cron_daemon=cron ## # debian509
dist_cron_tab=/var/spool/cron/crontabs/root ## # debian509
dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # debian509
dist_httpd_daemon=apache2 ## # debian509

Or is it a better idea to update Debian to 603 first? What are the entries with debian 609 are for? For releases to come in the future?