ISPConfig 3.0.3 RC1 ready for testing

[xaver]

How can i activate the Board for all Users? -> SQL Update or?
Only the field with Modules or?

[till]

You can activate the dasboard for all users by changing the module and startmodule field for the sys_users with phpmyadmin.

[sh1ny]

I have a question :

How stable is 3.0.3 as of now ? I am building a brand new server for a different employer, and i made some modifications ( like the dovecot quota thing and "disablesieve" ) and i want to start using them, but if the RC1 is stable enough i will update so that i can skip the troubles with updating later.

[till]

It think that it is quite stable. The RC is now out for two days and only 2 minor bugs had been reported till now and both bugs are also present in 3.0.2.2.

[sh1ny]

Originally Posted by till

It think that it is quite stable. The RC is now out for two days and only 2 minor bugs had been reported till now and both bugs are also present in 3.0.2.2.

Thanks, i'll try updating over the weekend.

[Petr]

Hello.
I have little knowledge of 3.0.3 RC1.
after update to 3.0.3RC1 and restart the server after a few days I have a problem with the firewall.

the problem was. not to go to connect to ssh, not to go zabbix agent communication, but example WWW work OK.

I restart the Bastille fw from shell - no effect!
I am in the ISP Config> firewall add random port> save, remove the port> Save.
new work all OK.
I do not know whether it be a mistake for me, or a small bug on RC1.

Petr

[till]

Do you run ssh on port 22 or a custom port?

[Petr]

custom ( I have ssh remap in sshd_config )
( using debian 5.0 )

[till]

Ok. Then I guess the installer might have reset the firewall ports in the bastille configuration file to the defaults. I will add it to the bugtracker.

[jbryner]

Originally Posted by till

You can activate the dasboard for all users by changing the module and startmodule field for the sys_users with phpmyadmin.

I have virtually no experience doing this, and I am assuming it's an easy one, but I hesitate to "fumble" through it. Might anyone have a link that would point me in the right direction?