ISPConfig 3.0.3.2 released

[till]

We can do this someone is willing to write these info texts for every new ispconfig version before it gets released based on the changelogs of the svn repository.

[autogun]

I've done some modifications to files:
/usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/monitor_core_module.inc.php
/usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-available/apache2_plugin.inc.php

Now after upgrading to 3.0.3.2 files are back to original. This is perfectly understandable but my question is, is there a way I can add piece of code so it wont be overwritten on upgrades?

[till]

Now after upgrading to 3.0.3.2 files are back to original. This is perfectly understandable but my question is, is there a way I can add piece of code so it wont be overwritten on upgrades?

Yes. Instead of modifying the modules and plugins that come with ispconfig, create your own custom plugins and attache them to the same events. So they get executed after the ispconfig plugin gets executed.

If you think your changes might be useful for others as well, then you can propose them for inclusion into the main ispconfig code e.g. by posting them in the developer forum.

[akamarinos]

Originally Posted by autogun

is there a way I can add piece of code so it wont be overwritten on upgrades?

as a solution to cpanel automatic updates I use chattr
I believe it will work with ispconfig updates as well
try it and keep us informed

# chattr -V +i /path/to/file
# chattr -V -i /path/to/file

[007007]

Reconfigure Permissions in master database? (yes,no) [no]:

i put yes or no ?

[Davide]

Originally Posted by till

We can do this someone is willing to write these info texts for every new ispconfig version before it gets released based on the changelogs of the svn repository.

I think Ben means simply make a diff on changed system configuration files as Debian apt(itude) do

It would be really useful

[Davide]

Originally Posted by till

ISPConfig changes the configuration of services only when you select "y" for the question "Reconfigure services" during update. If you select no, then no config files will be changed.

Only a question

Will it *overwrite* them, or will change/add/delete lines?

I ask, because I have selected to "reconfigure services", my main.cf is modified by me, and my added lines were not changed/deleted.

Is this normal?

Originally Posted by edge

Why does updating ISPconfig always change my main.cf from postfix?

edge, what was the behaviour in your case? Overwrite or change?

[Ben]

Originally Posted by Davide

I think Ben means simply make a diff on changed system configuration files as Debian apt(itude) do

It would be really useful

Jupp that's wha I meant.

[till]

I ask, because I have selected to "reconfigure services", my main.cf is modified by me, and my added lines were not changed/deleted.

Is this normal?

Yes. As ispconfig modidfys only the parameters with postconf that it needs to administer to work correctly.

[till]

Originally Posted by 007007

Reconfigure Permissions in master database? (yes,no) [no]:

i put yes or no ?

If you have a multiserver system, then yes. If you have a single server system, then no.