No. ISPConfig 3.3 is the current stable. What you could do is that you run the autoinstaller with --interactive switch, and when you see at the...
Only for ISPConfig. These are available as automatic backups for years in ISPconfig. We just added a backup for ISPConfig itself as that was not...
I've fixed that and released a 3.3.0p1 version, which includes the fix.
That's why I said create the file and not edit it :) No., this is just a custom override file where you just add the main.cf line that you want...
Then you must have edited postfix main.cf manually and forgot to make your changes update-safe e.g. by creating a...
Does the website for the database belong to a client or a reseller? And if it belongs to a client, does this client belongs to a reseller?
Because the servers do not seem to see the pending changes. Did you maybe shut down a server or remove one, but that server is still listed in...
Is it possible that you removed something from the sys_datalog table, or that you emptied that table?
Run server.sh in debug mode to see if you get any errors: https://www.faqforge.com/linux/debugging-ispconfig-3-server-actions-in-case-of-a-failure/
Which Linux distributions do you use? E.g. for Debian 12, the package is php8.2-pgsql. If I remember correctly, for some reason php-pgsql did not...
Is this a multiserver system?
Yes, running out of memory might also be a cause for a dying PHP script without any error message being shown. From the test script output he seem...
Your system must somehow fail between line 226 and 278 of the update.php script, because the next line in the output would be: Checking MariaDB...
And you are logged in as root user?
Ensure that you have PostgreSQL support in PHP installed. Otherwise, it can not work.
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