As per instructions, I followed this tutorial to the dot; https://www.howtoforge.com/ispconfig-autoinstall-debian-ubuntu/ FYI, this happens with a clean unconfigured debian 11 installed VPS at Contabo; Code: root@deb11:~# wget -O - https://get.ispconfig.org | sh -s -- --help --2022-11-10 14:04:57-- https://get.ispconfig.org/ Resolving get.ispconfig.org (get.ispconfig.org)... 104.26.10.246, 172.67.75.112, 104.26.11.246, ... Connecting to get.ispconfig.org (get.ispconfig.org)|104.26.10.246|:443... connected. HTTP request sent, awaiting response... 200 OK Length: 2003 (2.0K) [application/octet-stream] Saving to: ‘STDOUT’ - 100%[====================================================================================================================================================>] 1.96K --.-KB/s in 0s 2022-11-10 14:04:58 (74.9 MB/s) - written to stdout [2003/2003] *************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************ISPConfig 3 Autoinstaller ************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************************* Usage: ispc3-ai.sh [<argument>] [...] This script automatically installs all needed packages for an ISPConfig 3 setup using the guidelines from the "Perfect Server Setup" howtos on www.howtoforge.com. Possible arguments are: --help Show this help page --debug Enable verbose logging (logs each command with the exit code) --channel Choose the channel to use for ISPConfig. --channel=<stable|dev> "stable" is the latest ISPConfig release available on www.ispconfig.org "dev" is the latest dev-branch from the ISPConfig git repository: https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/tree/develop -> The dev channel might contain bugs and less-tested features and should only be used in production by very experienced users. --lang Use language for ISPConfig installation. Specify with --lang=en|de (only en (English) and de (German) supported currently). --interactive Don't install ISPConfig in non-interactive mode. This is needed if you want to use expert mode, e. g. to install a slave server that shall be integrated into an existing multiserver setup. --use-nginx Use nginx webserver instead of apache2 --use-amavis Use amavis instead of rspamd for mail filtering --use-unbound Use unbound instead of bind9 for local resolving. Only allowed if --no-dns is set. --use-php Use specific PHP versions, comma separated, instead of installing multiple PHP, e.g. --use-php=7.4,8.0 (5.6, 7.0, 7.1, 7.2, 7.3, 7.4, 8.0 and 8.1 available). --use-php=system disables the sury repository and just installs the system's default PHP version. ommiting the argument (use all versions) --use-ftp-ports This option sets the passive port range for pure-ftpd. You have to specify the port range separated by hyphen, e. g. --use-ftp-ports=40110-40210. If not provided the passive port range will not be configured. --use-certbot Use Certbot instead of acme.sh for issuing Let's Encrypt certificates. Not adviced unless you are migrating from a old server that uses Certbot. --no-web Do not use ISPConfig on this server to manage webserver setting and don't install nginx/apache or pureftpd. This will also prevent installing an ISPConfig UI and implies --no-roundcube as well as --no-pma --no-mail Do not use ISPConfig on this server to manage mailserver settings. This will install postfix for sending system mails, but not dovecot and not configure any settings for ISPConfig mail. It implies --no-mailman. --no-dns Do not use ISPConfig on this server to manage DNS entries. Bind will be installed for local DNS caching / resolving only. --no-local-dns Do not install local DNS caching / resolving via bind. --no-firewall Do not install ufw and tell ISPConfig to not manage firewall settings on this server. --no-roundcube Do not install roundcube webmail. --roundcube Install Roundcube even when --no-mail is used. Manual configuration of Roundcube config is needed. --no-pma Do not install PHPMyAdmin on this server. --no-mailman Do not install Mailman mailing list manager. --no-quota Disable file system quota --no-ntp Disable NTP setup --unattended-upgrades Install UnattendedUpgrades. You can add extra arguments for automatic cleanup and automatic reboots when necessary with --unattended-upgrades=autoclean,reboot (or only one of them). --i-know-what-i-am-doing Prevent the autoinstaller to ask for confirmation before continuing to reconfigure the server. root@deb11:~# ispc3-ai.sh --use-nginx --no-firewall --no-roundcube --no-quota --no-dns --no-mailman -bash: ispc3-ai.sh: command not found root@deb11:~# I've tried root@deb11:~# find / -name "ispc3-ai.sh" but it is nowhere on this server. Please, tell me what to do here..
OK, never mind. I needed to run # wget -O - https://get.ispconfig.org | sh -s -- [arguments] instead of # ispc3-ai.sh [arguments] (what it tells you in the shell..)
Your output shows the exact opposite. You ran commands, not as shown in the guide, which could not work and do not work. So here the command from the guide to install ISPConfig, which you did not run: Code: wget -O - https://get.ispconfig.org | sh -s -- --use-ftp-ports=40110-40210 --unattended-upgrades or to use your intended command-line options, the command would be: Code: wget -O - https://get.ispconfig.org | sh -s -- --use-nginx --no-firewall --no-roundcube --no-quota --no-dns --no-mailman
Why on earth then do you put "Usage: ispc3-ai.sh [<argument>] [...]" in the shell? I mean, I can assure you that many who are installing it this way will see that and assume THAT is what needs to be done next, or first, even before continuing what is mentioned in that webpage. This is what they call "looking for trouble".
Normally you can find the AI script in the /temp folder and run the script from there. I normally use locate to find file / folder and I run updatedb first before trying to locate it.
Because that's the command (program name) of the auto-installer script and its command line options. You can see it yourself here in the code repository: https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig-autoinstaller curl or wget are just commands to download the auto-installer and piping it to a shell to execute it on the fly without the need to store it on your system first. This is done for convenience only. Please do not blame us when you do not read and follow the guide on how to use the program. Not really, others just follow the guide and use the commands in the guide and it works flawlessly for them, or they understand what they are doing and how to modify things if they want to.
