ISPConfig 3.0.3 RC1 ready for testing

Code:

UPDATE `sys_user` SET `modules` = "dashboard,tools,mail,sites" , `startmodule` = "dashboard" WHERE `modules` = "tools,mail,sites"

no garantie

Quota stats only in M, low Traffic has K, but K is not displayed
-> Convert to MB like Mail and Webtraffic
ISPCONFIG_PATH/interface/web/sites/user_quota_stats.php
Replace line 36,37,38 with

Code:

$rec['used'] = (is_numeric($monitor_data['user'][$username]['used'])) ? round($monitor_data['user'][$username]['used']/1024) .'MB' : $monitor_data['user'][$username]['used'].'B';
$rec['soft'] = $monitor_data['user'][$username]['soft'].'B';
$rec['hard'] = $monitor_data['user'][$username]['hard'].'B';

Dashboard Version, if i use a RC Version i get the message to Update, because the check is only for different. If ISPConfig Server is down i get the same message...

I changed some code (its not the best code, but it will work fine):
ISPCONFIG_PATH/interface/web/dashboard/dashboard.php
Replace around line 96 with

Code:

	$this_version = explode(".",ISPC_APP_VERSION);
	$this_fullversion = (($this_version[0] < 10) ? '0'.$this_version[0] : $this_version[0]) .
			    (($this_version[1] < 10) ? '0'.$this_version[1] : $this_version[1]) .
			    (($this_version[2] < 10) ? '0'.$this_version[2] : $this_version[2]) .
			    (($this_version[3] < 10) ? (($this_version[3] < 1) ? '00' : '0'.$this_version[3]) : $this_version[3]);


	$new_version = explode(".",$new_version);
	$new_fullversion =  (($new_version[0] < 10) ? '0'.$new_version[0] : $new_version[0]) .
			    (($new_version[1] < 10) ? '0'.$new_version[1] : $new_version[1]) .
			    (($new_version[2] < 10) ? '0'.$new_version[2] : $new_version[2]) .
			    (($new_version[3] < 10) ? (($new_version[3] < 1) ? '00' : '0'.$new_version[3]) : $new_version[3]);
	if($new_fullversion > $this_fullversion) {

A small Bugfix
I can Setup a Atom path, but path is Hardcoded and my setup has no effect.
ISPCONFIG_PATH/interface/web/dashboard/lib/custom_menu.inc.php
Replace Line 44 with

Code:

		$app->simplepie->set_feed_url($misc_config['dashboard_atom_url']);

 

After updating from 3.0.3 beta to rc1 some of my servers are now generating errors with the cron task:
/usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh

Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/remoteaction_core_module.inc.php on line 113

4 out of 6 servers I upgraded produce this error.
I have been unable to find why only some report the warning.

Looking at the code I believe there should be a check to see if the array passed to the foreach is null to prevent this problem:
if (empty($actions) || ($actions == "false")) {return;}
foreach ($actions as $action) {

 

After updating to 3.0.3 rc1 from 3.0.2.2 I get the following error from server.sh:

05.10.2010-15:11 - DEBUG - Set Lock: /usr/local/ispconfig/server/temp/.ispconfig_lock
05.10.2010-15:11 - DEBUG - Found 1 changes, starting update process.

Warning: include_once(/usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/../lib/remote_action.inc.php): failed to open stream: No such file or directory in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/remoteaction_core_module.inc.php on line 98

Warning: include_once(): Failed opening '/usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/../lib/remote_action.inc.php' for inclusion (include_path='.:/usr/share/php5:/usr/share/php') in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-available/remoteaction_core_module.inc.php on line 98
05.10.2010-15:11 - DEBUG - Calling function 'user_update' from plugin 'mail_plugin' raised by event 'mail_user_update'.

remoteaction_core_module.inc.php is referencing a file that does not exist in the lib folder.

 

Hi Till

The services were re-configured. Just had a look at the trunk and I don't see the file remote_action.inc.php in /trunk/server/lib

 

Thanks Till it is a distribution specific issue. Another thing I noticed in installer base is this:

public function configure_dovecot() {
global $conf;

$config_dir = $conf['dovecot']['config_dir'];

//* Configure master.cf and add a line for deliver
if(is_file($config_dir.'/master.cf')) {
copy($config_dir.'/master.cf', $config_dir.'/master.cf~2');
}
if(is_file($config_dir.'/master.cf~')) {
chmod($config_dir.'/master.cf~2', 0400);
}

Should config dir not be the postfix value?