I upgraded Debian 6 with ISPConfig 3.0.5.4p9 to Debian Wheezy. The Debian upgrade rewrote configuration files, but I did not find a way to run the ISPConfig 3.0.5.4p9 installer again. It refuses to run and says ISPConfig is already installed. I got around this by installing the latest ISPConfig, namely version 3.1.1p1. This created the configuration files again, and all seems to work (except webmail with roundcube, but noticed it just now and did not troubleshoot yet). I would have preferred to keep the older ISPConfig, since this is a multiserver setup and I was not planning to upgrade the master just yet. Is there a way to get ISPConfig to rerun the installation or configuration step to get the configuration files? I was also going to remove mydns and install bind9, but that would also require running the ISPConfig installer to get the name service configured to use bind.
Te instructiosn on how to run an ispconfig manually are listed in the relaese notes of every ISPConfig version. see e.g. here: http://www.ispconfig.org/blog/ispconfig-3-1-1p1-released/
But doing php -q install.php just shows ISPConfig 3 installation found. Please use update.php instead if install.php to update the installation. end exits back to shell prompt.
As it says, use update.php instead if install.php; ie. at the point where you run 'php -q install.php' change to 'php -q update.php'.
Life saver! Been struggling with weird pure-ftpd errors, like TLS error and Could not connect to server...just needed php -q update.php from already dowloaded ISPConfig tmp folder. Thanx!
I had the same issue. Just delete /usr/local/ispconfig/ directory and then try php -q install.php once again.
NO. do this and you wipe out any custom config, theme changes, ispconfig's existing auto-generated random passwords and more. as already stated at least 4 times previously in this thread, just use update.php in place of install.php
