Dear Till, we have an existing multi-server setup with two ISPConfig servers, both running ISPConfig v3.0.5p8 in master-slave mode. ServerA (Debian 7.9) has all roles (Web, DNS, Mail, Firewall, DB-master). ServerB (Debian 8.6) has Mail, Firewall and DB-slave roles. Would you know if there is a way to add Web role on serverB so that we can extent its usage? We have tried running php -q install.php and reports that the server is already configured. We have tried running php -q update.php but we are not given the option to add roles. Thank you in advance for your support, Panos.
The steps are: 1) Ensure that the software that is required for the web service is installed (apache, pure-ftpd etc). 2) Add symlinks in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-enabled/ for the additional modules that you want to use. Take a look on the first server as an example. 3) Add symlinks in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled/ for the additional plugins that you want to use on the server. Take a look on the first server as an example. Basically, you add in 2 + 3 everything that is not mail server related. 4) Run an ispconfig update with reconfigure services. 5) Enable the web server role under System > server services on the master server in ispconfig.
OK, it seems to work! I only had to first enable the web server role under System -> Server Services and then run the ispconfig update. I have run the ISPConfig update from the installation folder of ISPConfig control panel using php -q update.php. Could I run ispconfig_update.sh but without updating ISPConfig to the latest version, only to reconfigure services?
