Installation on SuSE 10.3

[macguru]

Hi !


is latest stable ISPConfig compatible with SuSE 10.3? I think it should, because changes from 10.2 to 10.3 are minimal.

[CaptainBalou]

I had big problems with OpenSuSE 10.1 64-bit edition. It was not possible to compile openssl.

Bye
Marco

[till]

SuSe 10.3 has not yet been tested.

I had big problems with OpenSuSE 10.1 64-bit edition. It was not possible to compile openssl.

We switcehd to another SSL version, so this might be solved in ISPConfig 2.2.17. In general, if you do not have more then 3 GB ram, its better to use the 32 Bit linux versions.

[CaptainBalou]

Originally Posted by till

We switcehd to another SSL version, so this might be solved in ISPConfig 2.2.17.

I tried it with the nightly snapshot a few weeks before and I had the same behaviour. So I don't think it's fixed for SuSE 64-bit systems. But anyway I switched to Ubuntu. It's hard for me because most things go different as on SuSE systems but it works with ISPconfig that's the most important thing. But at work I better continue with SLES-Servers.

Originally Posted by till

In general, if you do not have more then 3 GB ram, its better to use the 32 Bit linux versions.

Yes, the server has enough ressources - but what should I do if it won't work with openssl...

[till]

Originally Posted by CaptainBalou

I tried it with the nightly snapshot a few weeks before and I had the same behaviour. So I don't think it's fixed for SuSE 64-bit systems.

But the changes have been integrated on the day before 2.2.17 was released and not a few weeks ago as part of adding Mandriva support.

Yes, the server has enough ressources - but what should I do if it won't work with openssl...

The OpenSSL problem occurs only with 64Bit on SuSe Linux, so if you use SuSE 32 Bit, you will not have any problems.

[CaptainBalou]

Originally Posted by till

But the changes have been integrated on the day before 2.2.17 was released and not a few weeks ago as part of adding Mandriva support.

Oh, I haven't seen that! Nice to know!

Originally Posted by till

The OpenSSL problem occurs only with 64Bit on SuSe Linux, so if you use SuSE 32 Bit, you will not have any problems.

Yes, but my hoster just offers a 64-bit version. And 'macguru' didn't told us if it is a 32-bit or 64-bit version, so I thought I should say this just for safety reasons.