Any idea when Ispconfig3 will support an install with Debian 12/Bookworm now that Bookworm is the new Debian "stable"? I upgraded a machine to Bookworm and things seemed to run fine. But the install onto a Debian 12 machine doesn't work.
Debian 12 seems to use php8.2 as default php, so additional code "adjustments" are necessary, since the last supported php for OS is php8.1 which is for Ubuntu22.04. I can't wait to test this too.
Yes, adjustments for PHP 8.2 are likely required as well. But adding support for PHP 8.2 is ongoing for quite some time already, and patches for that get continuously added.
Did ISPConfig now support Debian 12 Bookworm? How To Install ISPConfig on Debian 12 (Bookworm) | ComputingForGeeks Only change Debian 11 to 12 in the Autoinstaller script? "sed -i 's/11/12/g' /etc/os-release"
No. Just look at the ISPConfig website. There you can find a list of supported OS. ISPConfig neither recognizes Debian 12 nor does it contain correct settings for Debian 12, nor is ISPConfig fully compatible with PHP 8.2 yet, nor does the auto-installer supports it, that's why he faked the version number of the OS to get a Debian 11 (not 12) like setup. We are working on Debian 12 support, which will be released soon in ISPConfig 3.2.11
For those eagerly awaiting Debian 12 support, you can install a dev version of ISPConfig on Debian 12 like this now: Code: wget -O - https://get.ispconfig.org | sh -s -- --use-nginx --use-ftp-ports=40110-40210 --unattended-upgrades --channel=dev Please note that ISPConfig will still throw some PHP 8.2-related warnings when you run server.sh manually on the shell, but it works nonetheless. We are working on sorting out the warnings and will release a stable ISPConfig 3.2.11 version with Debian 12 support in the next few days. If things go well, maybe even today in the evening. If you decide to install the dev version, then update ISPConfig to 3.2.11 with the command ispconfig_update.sh when it is available.
Yes. And this thread here is obsolete anyway, as Debian 12 Support in ISPConfig, the auto installer and the matching tutorial have already been published.
