2.2.8 wont upgrade my 2.2.7

[till]

Originally Posted by Traxus

I was also unable to upgrade from 2.2.7 to 2.2.8. Bellow is the error message I got while building it on my Suse 10 instalation. If You require any extra info, please let me know.

configure: error: installation or configuration problem: C++ compiler cannot

It looks like you dont have a c++ compiler installed.

If you use debian / ubuntu, you might check and install it with this command:

apt-get install cpp g++

[Traxus]

Originally Posted by till

It looks like you dont have a c++ compiler installed.

If you use debian / ubuntu, you might check and install it with this command:

Hm, that would be odd, since thats the same machine I compiled about 5 versions of ISPConfig before. Lemme check....

[bwrob]

My

server:/ # ls /tmp/*.gz
/tmp/home_admispconfig_10_01_2006__10_19_42.tar.gz
/tmp/home_admispconfig_10_11_2006__06_30_20.tar.gz
/tmp/root_ispconfig_10_01_2006__10_19_42.tar.gz
/tmp/root_ispconfig_10_11_2006__06_30_20.tar.gz

[Traxus]

Negative, GCC is installed (if I read this right, its version 4.0.2). I am using Suse 10.

[till]

Originally Posted by gavin

On my system, all db_ispconfig tables are still there (last update at 18h20 -- traffic data).

ls /tmp/*.gz output has two home_adminispconfig and root_ispconfig backups (last one from 10_11_2006 -- I think the date of the last update?)

/tmp/home_admispconfig_08_09_2006__15_51_35.tar.gz
/tmp/home_admispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz
/tmp/root_ispconfig_08_09_2006__15_51_35.tar.gz
/tmp/root_ispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz

Ok, you seem to have backups, but not the latest from todays update.

1) Make a copy of the backup files in a secure place outside the /tmp directory. There is also a file with the ending .sql that you will have to backup.

2) To restore a backup, copy the tar.gz files to /.

example:

cp  /tmp/home_admispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz /home_admispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz

cp /tmp/root_ispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz /root_ispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz

Then go to the / directory and unpack the backups:

cd /
tar xvfz /home_admispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz
tar xvfz /root_ispconfig_10_11_2006__14_48_14.tar.gz

3) Start ISPConfig:

/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server start

and try if you can login to the interface and everything is working again.

If not, you will have to restore the .sql dump from the /tmp directory to the ISPConfig database.

4) Now make sure you have a c++ compiler installed and run the update again.

[gavin]

Gcc installed here, too -- just installed g++-4.0 libstdc++6-4.0-dev on top of that -- any way of restarting the installation using previous configuration settings (ie upgrade not full reinstall) to test?

OK -- system is back up on 2.2.7 -- retrying upgrade to 2.2.8 after g++ installation (was never necessary before?)

[till]

Originally Posted by Traxus

Negative, GCC is installed.

Are you sure that the cpp and g++ packages which contain the c++ and not only c compiler is installed. You may have gcc installed without the c++ packages. On Debian and ubuntu they are separated.

If these packages where installed on your server, the compilation must have stopped for another reason. You ran the setup as root user and not with sudo or something like that?

[till]

Originally Posted by gavin

Gcc installed here, too -- just installed g++-4.0 libstdc++6-4.0-dev on top of that -- any way of restarting the installation using previous configuration settings (ie upgrade not full reinstall) to test?

Please see my instructions above.

If I remember correctly, GCC is the c compiler only and g++ is the c++ compiler.

[bwrob]

My
find . -noleaf -name "*g++*"
Shows non
But Ispconfig was compiling fine on earlier versions.
Suse9.3

[till]

Originally Posted by bwrob

My
find . -noleaf -name "*g++*"
Shows non
But Ispconfig was compiling fine on earlier versions.
Suse9.3

The problem is not the compilation of ISPConfig, the problem is the compilation of PHP 5.2. It looks like the latest php version needs a c++ compiler too.

Please use yast to find the c++ compiler package for your SuSE version and install it.