ISPConfig 2.2.14 released

[testset]

Originally Posted by till

You are talking about subdomains, subdomains are not co-domains and we will not limit co-domains to subdomains as this will limit the overall functionality of ISPConfig.



No, not at all. The user can not create co-domains if you do not allow him to create domains.



You are in a non existing directory. Enter:

cd ../

on the shell.

funny - than all is right.
ispconfig has a confusing structure :P

this is off-topic: but where can i set that a user has no rights to create co-domains and where can i creat real subdomains with my admin and with my user? i am confused... (this isn't in the manual isn't it?)

[daveb]

Thanks once again upgrade went as expected.

I do have a question or request regarding Bastille firewall. Since ispconfig now saves and replaces the folder /etc/Bastille/firewall.d and the rules I have created which I think is great. But on my Ubuntu 6.10 and etch server it seems that in order to use the post_rule_setup.sh within firewall.d their must be a folder subsys in /var/lock/subsys . Otherwise Bastille will fail to start or load any rules. Falko gave me a solution awhile back for this showthread.php?t=11699
and i was wondering if their was some way when ispconfig is updating or installing on a ubuntu or etch server that it could include this?

[till]

Originally Posted by daveb

Thanks once again upgrade went as expected.

I do have a question or request regarding Bastille firewall. Since ispconfig now saves and replaces the folder /etc/Bastille/firewall.d and the rules I have created which I think is great. But on my Ubuntu 6.10 and etch server it seems that in order to use the post_rule_setup.sh within firewall.d their must be a folder subsys in /var/lock/subsys . Otherwise Bastille will fail to start or load any rules. Falko gave me a solution awhile back for this showthread.php?t=11699
and i was wondering if their was some way when ispconfig is updating or installing on a ubuntu or etch server that it could include this?

Thanks, I added it to the bugtracker.

[till]

this is off-topic: but where can i set that a user has no rights to create co-domains

Set the number of domains in the website to the number of domains currently created and the user is not able to add more domains.

and where can i creat real subdomains with my admin and with my user? i am confused... (this isn't in the manual isn't it?)

You can add real subdomains by adding a co-domain where the domain part is identical with the main domain.

[mumbly]

Worked like a charm !
2.2.13 -----> 2.2.14 under Ubuntu Feisty Fawn 7.04
Thanx a lot for the good work !

[testset]

I get two mails:

/usr/sbin/cron.mysql-server-41: line 26: /etc/mysql/debian-log-rotate.conf: No such file or directory

and

/usr/sbin/cron.sysklogd: line 35: syslogd-listfiles: command not found
/usr/sbin/cron.sysklogd: line 43: syslogd-listfiles: command not found

What kind of problem is this? Maybe it can help you (and you can help me ;-))

[omni]

Updated flawlessly on Ubuntu 6.06LTS Server from 2.2.13

Thank you.

[Check]

Ok, I tried to create the directory before i updated this time. It seemed like it was going to work and then everything frooze and the server stopped responding- im working remotely so i had someone that was at the house hard restart once it came back up i can ping it and log in fine but ipsconfig is not running. or at least i cant log into ispconfigs web admin

Please Help! I have several websites running on this server. I did upgrades 2 times before so i've done it before and it hsa worked fine. I have no idea what to do.

I was looking back when i had a problem logging into ispconfig before and the advice was to restart ispconfig, using the /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart command. Well i tried that and this is was came up

root@Server1:/# /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart
Shutting down ISPConfig system...
/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server: line 65: /root/ispconfig/httpd/bin/apachectl: No such file or directory
ISPConfig system stopped!
Starting ISPConfig system...
/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server: line 45: /root/ispconfig/httpd/bin/apachectl: No such file or directory
/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server: line 47: /root/ispconfig/php/php: No such file or directory
ISPConfig system is now up and running!
root@Server1:/#

Im guessing my freezing during the install screwed everything up. Should i try installing again?

I tried running the install again and this is what i get after i accept the liscense. I aborted after this came up

Do you accept the licence? [y/n]y

Checking the syntax of the httpd.conf...
Syntax OK
The syntax is ok!

########## gcc ##########

/usr/bin/gcc
OK

########## make ##########

/usr/bin/make
OK

########## lex ##########

/usr/bin/lex
OK

########## g++ ##########

/usr/bin/g++
OK

########## INSTALLATION ##########

Preparing files. Please wait a moment...
cp: cannot stat `/root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/ssl.*': No such file or directory

[payne]

Installation went fine on Debian Etch

[Ben]

@Check: I do not give you any guarantee on that post, but I would reinstallt the last running version of ISPConfig from scratch (before delete /root/ispconfig and /home/admispconfig and delete the database but be sure to have a backup, also of the two dirs). Then stop ispconfig after installation, import the dumped ispconfig database and restart ispconfig.
But at first I would wait for till / falko to verify that idea
Normally you could not lose anything without having a running ispconfig system, but I would guess if all is delted the mailsystem won't work properly. If so, you could not make it worse in my eyes...