ISPConfig 2.2.10 Beta, any bugs known?

[till]

Hi,

does anybody found bugs in the current 2.2.10 beta except the SSL certificate bug? If not, I will start the packaging of the 2.2.10 final release today.

Till

[edge]

Till I would love to give you an answer, but this time I did not test it.

[till]

Originally Posted by edge

Till I would love to give you an answer, but this time I did not test it.

No problem at all

[Hans]

Hi Till,

I did not find anything wrong within the new 2.2.10 beta 1.
As far as i can verify it, all looks good:

-The installation on Debian Sarge was ok.
-Everything works nice and looks ok.

One thing: I have the feeling that not a lot of users, have tested it.
So, i hope it will install without errors on other distros as well.

[till]

One thing: I have the feeling that not a lot of users, have tested it.

I had the same feeling too. According to the logs the beta was downloaded about 50 times. I will do a final test and then release it.

Thanks for testing the Beta

[djtremors]

install was fine even though I have to always enter in bogus SSL details and then eventually extract my original certs file backup.

Upon logging in as admin, all sites "Basis" page has blank data.. ie. none of the ticks boxes are ticked and the Domain box is blank..?? weird.

The only thing that appears to stay intacted is the left tree view.

[till]

Please have a look in the mysql database, is the table isp_isp_web empty?

[djtremors]

Actually, it's alot worse.

All the configurations in Management->Server->Settings are totally lost or wrong.

The install appeared fine and detected Fedora 5 so I dunno why it put garage settings into my server....????

[djtremors]

Originally Posted by till

Please have a look in the mysql database, is the table isp_isp_web empty?

ARRRGGHHH!!!! Yes it is... who! what! where..! Doh!!!!

[till]

Please have a look at your /tmp folder. Do you have there 2 tar.gz backup files from ISPConfig and a file ending with .sql which contains a backup of the database dump?

Please post the output of:

df -h