You can not change a hostname through ISPConfig. You must change it on the shell in /etc/hostname, /etc/mailname, /etc/hosts and restart the system. Afterwards, run an ISPConfig update with "ispconfig_update.sh --force" command, let the updater reconfigure services and let it create a new SSL certificate.
Thanks! To make sure this is the way to run the ispconfig update. Code: cd /usr/local/ispconfig sudo ./ispconfig_update.sh --force Require to reboot? somewhere.
Is it OK to manually change the servername? in the config @pyte i did not enable to ssl (let's encrypt) could you please let me how can i re-issue for control panel ISPConfig Version: 3.2.12
In which config? Run the "ispconfig_update.sh --force" command, and say yes when it asks to reissue the certificates and reconfigure services.
@pyte when i change the hostname. it still shows the old name in the ispconfig. like in ispconfig > server config
That's fine. You can change it in ISPConfig as well, but as its just a name shown for your server in ISPConfig, this does not influence your setup. That's why I told you to change it in the config files I mentioned in my other post.
