hello, i added a new webserver to my multi server setup. Debian Bookworm php 8.2 I see these errors in my logs Code: PHP Warning: Trying to access array offset on value of type null in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-available/apache2_plugin.inc.php on line 538 chattr: Operation not permitted while setting flags on /var/www/clients/client170/web1967 first is just a warning. But any idees why chattr is not working Main server is running on openvz container. The new one in proxmox CT
openvz is para-virtualization. Not full such as KVM. Do not deploy ISPC on OpenVZ, just general advice. Regarding your problem - try manually set chattr: And then unset: Any errors?
The old one is openvz... The new webserver is proxmox... Im working on a rollover... on the proxmox CT it goes wrong chattr +i /var/www/clients/client170/web1967 chattr: Operation not permitted while setting flags on /var/www/clients/client170/web1967
strange if i look: Code: lsattr /var/www/clients/client170/web1967 --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/backup --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/private --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/webdav --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/web --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/cgi-bin --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/tmp --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/ssl --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967/log and Code: lsattr /var/www/clients/client170/ --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1977 lsattr: Operation not supported While reading flags on /var/www/clients/client170/web8.xxx.com --------------e------- /var/www/clients/client170/web1967 lsattr: Operation not supported While reading flags on /var/www/clients/client170/xxxx.nl so it looks like just a symlink thing
Hm. Never seen it before. Always worked with containers. of a costumer deleted the directory with ftp is that a problem... Besides that his website will be offline? I know ispconfig mounts the log directory
You mean in your old OpenVZ right? and not your new Proxmox LXC? because both are two different softwares, with different approaches, so it will definitely not working exactly the same in the latter like in the former. May be you already know? that it is best not to run ISPConfig in LXC as it is unsupported and won't work without much tiring issues, one after another, mainly since an LXC doesn't have a kernel on its own and some of ISPConfig commands rely on it. That said, so unless you have a good relay and wrapper, that can securely and safely pass command from the child ISPConfig server in an LXC to its host mother Proxmox, via some scripts and plugins, for both the child and mother, stay with a VM as it is proven, prudent, safer, faster and no headache.
