Hi All, I'm very curious in use ISPConfig with eBox. I read the Falko article about Running A File-, Print-, Proxy-, DHCP-, AND Time-Server For Small/Medium Enterprises. I want to use in my Ubuntu 6.10 Server. Is hard to do that? I try to follow the steps, but I don't have luck... Thanks, Vinicius
Should be possible. Install eBox as described in the tutorial, and then proceed with http://www.howtoforge.com/perfect_setup_debian_sarge_p3 .
falko, I try this steps, but not work... I will wait for the new version of Debian, to build a new version of my Server. In this version I will try eBox+ISPConfig. I post here my results. Thanks again falko. Vinicius
I had problem with this packets: ebox-printers - Dependencie: libnet-cups-perl ebox-software - Dependencie: esofttool I tried put the warty in sources.list, but nothing happend. Thanks for any help, Vinicius Sao Paulo - Brasil
The tutorial is for Debian, not Ubuntu. The eBox packages are also for Debian. So it's possible they don't work on Ubuntu.
Been down this road before - I'm actually doing a floppy network install of Debian rather than trying to fight it out with Ubuntu... A lot of ebox-dns & ebox-logs errors (no installation candidate) If you go thru the list of dependencies, it won't install because it shows the ubuntu variant will be installed. It was just easier for me to migrate from Ubuntu to Debian as most of the commands are identical anyways I'll let you know how it goes - 5 floppies took about 10 minutes to create, another 15 mins for the installer to get online then about 2 hours to download the packages on 2 servers sharing a 7 megabit backbone...
In the beta version of Ubuntu Server (7.10 GutsyGibbon - Tribe 5https://wiki.ubuntu.com/GutsyGibbon/Tribe5/Xubuntu ) the eBox was included. I like the solution and the justification (see the link). Regards, Vinicius
