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Old 7th May 2012, 17:34
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I've tried running install on Amazon Linux and I get...

"Unrecognized GNU/Linux distribution" error.

Does ISPConfig support Amazon Linux?
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Old 7th May 2012, 18:03
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ISPConfig supports Debian, Ubuntu, Fedora, OpenSuSE and CentOS. You should find images on amazon for these distributions as well.
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Old 7th May 2012, 18:09
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Thanks. I'll give Ubuntu a try.

Just that the complete management stack is geared for Amazon Linux ( which from what I've seen is binary compatible with CentOS / Redhat ).
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The installer of ISPConfig checks for certain distributions in the installer. You can override this by throwing a fake input into the installer files to make it think that you have CentOS installed. It should not be that hard.
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The function get_distname() in install/lib/install.lib.php should give you the idea. I think all you need is an empty /etc/redhat-release file, so you can try
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touch /etc/redhat-release
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Thanks!

I wasn't sure if doing so would break something else later down the line.

I decided to use ubuntu moving forward, but Amazon Linux would've been my first chance if ISPConfig supported it.
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