ISPConfig 2.1.2 released

[tron]

Originally Posted by till

Open the ispconfig database with phpmyadmin, go to the table sys_user and open the record with the username = admin. The field modules must contain this:

sys,isp,dns,isp_file,isp_fakt,tools,help

Save the changes in the database and the invoicing module must appear after a re login in ispconfig.

isp_fakt was indeed missing, so I added it and logged in again. However, I still wasn't able to see the invoice module. I then ran the setup again and after the "upgrade" the module was visible.Thank you for your help!

[somnium]

hi @all

i changed some files in /root/ispconfig/isp/conf/ and /root/ispconfig/httpd/...
will the update-function notice that? or will all changes be eliminated??

[till]

The changes will be overridden. There are no updates in these files in ISPConfig 2.1.2 as far as i remember, so you can make a abckup of them and copy them back after the update is installed.

[mphayesuk]

I am sure I have asked this question before... but when I install the update version after unpacking it I will need to change one of the files in order to make it work with a 64bit system right???? and then run the setup program.

[falko]

Originally Posted by mphayesuk

I am sure I have asked this question before... but when I install the update version after unpacking it I will need to change one of the files in order to make it work with a 64bit system right???? and then run the setup program.

Yes, you have to adjust the compile_aps/compile script because ISPConfig does not support x86_64 systems yet.
Have a look at these threads:
http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=1626
http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=127
http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=286

[till]

Originally Posted by mphayesuk

I am sure I have asked this question before... but when I install the update version after unpacking it I will need to change one of the files in order to make it work with a 64bit system right???? and then run the setup program.

Yes.

As posted above in this thread, the installer is not acpable to detect 64 bit systems yet.

[SleeperZ]

Originally Posted by till

There is no option in the interface yet. But you can change it in the language file.

Open the language file (for example the english):

/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/isp_fakt/lib/lang/en.lng

and replace the line:

$wb["EURO"] = 'EURO';

with:

$wb["EURO"] = 'USD';

to switch to US Dollar.

This didnt work, however we did manage to get our 'NZD' to enter into the currency field under 'artikelpreis' in the management tab

[till]

Originally Posted by SleeperZ

This didnt work, however we did manage to get our 'NZD' to enter into the currency field under 'artikelpreis' in the management tab

It might be that you have to replace it in other language file too like:

/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/isp_manager/lib/lang/en.lng
/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/isp_kunde/lib/lang/en.lng

[dmgeurts]

How do I disable this check as 2.1.0 never bothered with it and I just can't create a site even when the DNS points to my server...

Ooh and how do I disable service monitoring manually. I use some IP's on the server for other stuff and the scritp monitors the 0.0.0.0:80 entry which I killed as otherwise Apache2 would take all available IP's on my system... So now I keep getting mail that Apache2 isn't running, while the monitoring page shows that nothing is monitored. I recall this happening before when upgrading that all configiured monitors either are removed when upgrading or aren't shown in the user interface.

[falko]

Originally Posted by dmgeurts

How do I disable this check as 2.1.0 never bothered with it and I just can't create a site even when the DNS points to my server...

Please check all the recycle bins in ISPConfig! You can also use the search function to find out which other site uses the domain.

Originally Posted by dmgeurts

Ooh and how do I disable service monitoring manually. I use some IP's on the server for other stuff and the scritp monitors the 0.0.0.0:80 entry which I killed as otherwise Apache2 would take all available IP's on my system... So now I keep getting mail that Apache2 isn't running, while the monitoring page shows that nothing is monitored. I recall this happening before when upgrading that all configiured monitors either are removed when upgrading or aren't shown in the user interface.

You can run

crontab -e

and remove the monitoring script from the cron jobs.