As i stated in a previous post " The PHP binary coming ..." i can't install ISPConfig This is the screen that i see in Putty i only see this i can't see the previuos screen... An other thing that is weard is that the install_ispconfig folder gets deleted every time i run the setup script...
Please make sure that you unpack the ISPConfig installer tar.gz file in /tmp/ or /usr/src and not in /root or /root/ispconfig. There must be enough free space on your harddisk, it should be about 250 MB free space in /root/ during installation.
YES!!!! Thankyou very much!!!! That was the problem my debian instalation make "/" a partition width 200Mb But now i have some other problem: ISPConfig instalation sayd and i quote: But i cant login, so i went and see httpd.conf in /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/ and is a blank file...
OK, so now i'm a little lost... I've copyed the httpd.conf_http file to /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf but i get the error How can i solve it???
That's not the problem: Output "aprox": Partition Size Used "Mounted ON" 1 200Mb 100Mb / 2 5Gb 300Mb /usr 3 3Gb 300Mb /tmp 4 2Gb 210Mb /var 5 1Gb ----- /swap 6 18Gb 300Mb /home This is aproximated after compiling ispconfig A very ignorant question: Can't you upload the file that i need???
You mean after the compilation failed? Then there is most probably not enough space in /root/, as the compilation process removes files when it fails and you have only 100MB free. I nevre seen that this file was missinf and I'am sure if this file is missing then your installation is incomplete and will not work, even if you cpy this file manually.
Actually if you see post number 4 on this thread ISPConfig Instalation "tell me" that everithing was fine... And about disk space: I've decompressed ISPConfig in /tmp and complied from there...
That depends on the layout that you choose in the installer. Selecting too many small partitions often causes problems later.
Then thats my problem now... so... what can i do... reinstall :'(?!?!?!!? Or there is an alternative solution????
You could try to change your partition sizes with GParted: http://www.howtoforge.com/partitioning_with_gparted
