one-click installer

[Niels]

I know its easy to upload files with ftp, but many webhosts has a one-click installer. Is this something that would be interesting to have?

[till]

Please see roadmap:

http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/inde...=560&project=3

[Niels]

Originally Posted by till

Please see roadmap:

http://bugtracker.ispconfig.org/inde...=560&project=3

/note to self: Always look in roadmap first

Thank you

[stevenbinion]

This is the first time I've heard of apsstandard.org thought it's a great looking setup. Has Fantasico or Softalicous been looked into at all? they seem to be the popular ones. or are we talking license issues like Opensource vs Commercial?

[bluebirdnet]

I see that http://apsstandard.org has been added to 3.0.5 ?

So what does this mean exactly, how do we use this?

Till has this been added to the ISPConfig manual?

[till]

So what does this mean exactly, how do we use this?

This means that you and / or your customers will be able to install aps packages from apsstandard.org into aispconfig website with a few clicks.

Till has this been added to the ISPConfig manual?

The new manual for ISPConfig 3.0.5 will be available when 3.0.5 gets released. The manual will conatains instructions for and a description of all new functions that have been added in ISPConfig 3.0.5.

[bluebirdnet]

Originally Posted by till

This means that you and / or your customers will be able to install aps packages from apsstandard.org into aispconfig website with a few clicks.

aispconfig website ? is there going to be a plugin or module in ISPConfig? or do we need to program anything.

If you could offer more details on this that would be great!

thanks Till.

[till]

The installer is built into the ispconfig sites module, you dont need to write any code, just click with the mouse to select the application and then click on the install button. Thats all. Download the beta version if you like to see it.

[webguyz]

Originally Posted by bluebirdnet

I see that http://apsstandard.org has been added to 3.0.5 ?

So what does this mean exactly, how do we use this?

The end user will see this in their Site menu. The will choose an app from the Available list. They will be asked a few settings questions like which folder to create the app (folder should be non-existant as it creates it) and then it will show you the DB password (it creates the MySQL db if needed automatically) You should write down that password because there is not other way to see that password again once the app is created.