ISPConfig getting worse by the day

[midcarolina]

Not sure why, but running that command gives the same output as earlier, just a return to root. Here is the output:


[root@webserver ~]# sh /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh
[root@webserver ~]#

Thanks

[mentes]

Is your Jobqueue list empty now ?

[midcarolina]

No it is not. Still some DNS FTP and other items left, about one full page. Don't really understand this when I set up the first domain using ISPConfig in the same way. This site is live and running perfectly. All information has been imputed the exact same way. No changes to the server have been made at all.

[mentes]

Try run this, maybe you get some error:

php /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.php

[midcarolina]

Hi mentes,

Same outcome...return to root:

[root@webserver ~]# php /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.php
[root@webserver ~]#

Thanks again

[mentes]

Well, seems something is wrong with your server.php

Do you have some file in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp ?

In server.php line 53 there is:

PHP Code:

//* Load the server configuration 


And I think this should be:

PHP Code:

// Load the server configuration 


In my server works fine with asterisk but try to remove it.

Line 65 and 100 has tab spaces, you can try removing these lines too.

[till]

@mentes: This line should not make a difference, it is a comment. If there is a difference between your file and the one of midcarolina, then you must run a different ispconfig version then he is running.

@midcarolina: Which ispconfig version do you have installed? And it might be that the commandline php on your server is not working. What is the output of the commands:

which php

and:

php -v

[midcarolina]

Hi Till,

No offense @mentes (thanks for the help), but that was my first thought too - this is // commented out, usually just a notation to the programmer of possible functions for the next commands?

I used "HowToForge" install instructions for Fedora 14 x84_64 bit with ISPConfig 3

The php version is 5.3.6 according to php -v

Thanks for the help.

[till]

Originally Posted by midcarolina

Hi Till,

No offense @mentes (thanks for the help), but that was my first thought too - this is // commented out, usually just a notation to the programmer of possible functions for the next commands?

The string // instructs the php interpreter ti ignore everything in this line after the //. So whats behind // does not matter for the program code at all.

By the way, you can be sure that you dont have to search anything in the code for errors if you havent changed the code yourself as ispconfig is working fine on ten thouasands of servers with about 15 thousand new installs per month.

I used "HowToForge" install instructions for Fedora 14 x84_64 bit with ISPConfig 3

The php version is 5.3.6 according to php -v

You missed to post the output of the which command that I asked for and you did not post the version number of ispconfig that is installed on your server.

[midcarolina]

Till,

The other outcome was /usr/bin/php

The version is 3.0.3.3