Ok with version 1.0.2 i've done first step to automate also the ispconfig install process. https://github.com/servisys/ispconfig_setup/archive/v.1.0.2.zip If someone wanna test would be beautiful. Thanky you Till for suggestion.
Ok updated to 1.0.3, completelly automated except for the bug with dbconfig-common and phpmyadmin Very satisfied for my work
Hi, thanks for your efforts... I ran your script on an OpenVZ Debian 7, All seems to be installed fine but I can't access the Admin panel at https://myIP:8080 It says Forbidden You don't have permission to access / on this server. The last few lines are : Code: Cloning into 'ispconfig3_roundcube'... remote: Counting objects: 1694, done. remote: Total 1694 (delta 0), reused 0 (delta 0), pack-reused 1694 Receiving objects: 100% (1694/1694), 416.15 KiB | 701 KiB/s, done. Resolving deltas: 100% (698/698), done. If you heaven't done yet add roundcube remtoe user in ISPConfig, with the following permission: Server functions - Client functions - Mail user functions - Mail alias functions - Mail spamfilter user functions - Mail spamfilter policy functions - Mail fetchmail functions - Mail spamfilter whitelist functions - Mail spamfilter blacklist functions - Mail user filter functions ./ispc3sysinstall.sh: line 569: nano: command not found Well done ISPConfig installed and configured correctly!! :D No you can connect to your ISPConfig installation ad https://domain.com:8080 or https://IP_ADDRESS:8080 You can visit my GitHub profile at https://github.com/servisys/ispconfig_setup/ Can you please suggest what might have gone wrong ? I'm new to ISPconfig
Hi Matt, Supposedly No Errors. I just Googled and reached these threads here and here. and then issued these commands : Code: >a2enmod rewrite >a2enmod suexec >a2enmod include >a2enmod fcgid >service apache2 restart And it loaded the panel at IP:8080. While I didn't dive into what made it work, I guess Suexec probably did that.
I've checked the script, but at line 243 you can see Code: a2enmod suexec rewrite ssl actions include dav_fs dav auth_digest fastcgi alias > /dev/null 2>&1 service apache2 restart > /dev/null 2>&1 so sound strange you had to do by hand after installation... I'll do a check as soon i can reach an OpenVZ box
If I remember correctly I had issues in the past with a2enmod when you add too many modules in the same line, thats why we split that in the perfect server guide into 2 commands. So maybe the solution is just to call them one by one or to add not more then 2 or 3 modules in a single a2enmod command.
I've found the problem you mentioned: Code: a2enmod fcgid was missing, i've added now in v.1.0.4, soon i'll pull to master so it's fixed.
Matteo... I'm going to try your script again today... I was just wondering, the only thing missing and missing badly is an "automated" way/script to enable DKIM with ISPConfig. I followed some guides here & here but it was a mess (pardon my innocence) to fiddle with a beautiful "near perfect" install and butcher it up. Moreover, the mails stopped getting in after all that tinkering. Matteo... May I request the insertion of DKIM plugin into ISPConfig to make your script all inclusive ? Thanks a ton for your script!
Hi mehargags, thank you for your comment and your moral support! Sure, all request are welcome without any problem (if you can comment a comment to the Github project, so if someone has the solution right now he can integrate to my work). About DKIM, i've to study a bit how it works, i've just configured it on my servers at work with good results, but it's a bit complicated to automate. I'll give it a try anyway!
Matteo... I will surely post the request on Git... Also today I installed again with your updated script... all went super smooth, no "forbidden" problems. Good Work!!! For DKIM, if you find it complicated to configure during install, you can have a separate small script! Do it in modules! But I'm sure it can be done within your Autoinstaller Script... Check the 2 links I sent!
I think this dkim patch is nothing for the Installscript. I would ask @till to add it to ispconfig direct with a Featurerequest. Not everyone want a Patched ispconfig installation
The dkim patch is a backport of the dkim function from ispconfig 3.1. So it is already a prt of ispconfig.
@till, so you mean DKIM is available out -of-the box with ISPconfig ? I have a fresh 3.0.5.4p5 I can't see any page/tab where I can setup DKIM for my Email domains, Can you help us with some specifi walk-through and screenshots ?
Please see my above post, the dkim patch is a backort from ispconfig 3.1 for older versions, you have the older version 3.0.5.4p5.
Pardon my foolishness @till, being very new to ISPconfig ecosystem and fairly new to linux I do not completely understand how to install "backport from ISPConfig 3.1". I'll be much grateful if you can write the steps here to have this "backport" installed on 3.0.5.4p5 or should I be on 3.1 (dev i guess). Is it stable enough for production use ?
