Hi, ISPconfig is a great solution ! Congratulations. Im trying install ISPconfig on my openSuse 10 rc1. I follow all steps as described on the howto. Seems the apache 1.3 makes sucefully. In the screen I got: As you I see the install dir is /root/ispconfig/httpd But if i do a "ls /root/ispconfig/" the directory ispconfig doest exist ! I do "mkdir /root/isconfig". Setup continues ... and stops. Then i restart ./setup and ... I have repeted the ./setup but it fails here everytime. What can I do ? alex cunha
I guess you opened a second shell window during the installation and ran Code: ls /root/ispconfig there. Thing is ISPConfig installs the Apache under /root/ispconfig, but then makes a tar.gz of the directory and deletes the directory afterwards because the installer needs this tar.gz. Later on in the installation process the directory is recreated. By running Code: mkdir /root/isconfig you are interfering with the installation routine! Don't do this! You've repeated the setup without deleting the directory install_ispconfig before! You can't install twice from the same install_ispconfig directory. Delete the directory, unpack ISPConfig again, then uninstall your current ISPConfig installation: Code: /root/ispconfig/uninstall (if that command fails, run the following two commands: Code: rm -fr /root/ispconfig rm -fr /home/admispconfig ) Then go to the install_ispconfig directory and run setup again: Code: cd install_ispconfig ./setup (BTW, if you search a little bit in the forums you'll find a lot of similar threads... )
Hi Falko, Many thanks for your help. I have followed your instructions to remove the previous ispconfig installation. Before restart ./setup, have installed apache2 and php4.4 using yast I dont need this setup, because apache2 doest fit my needs. Repeating the ./setup: Seems ispconfig is not finding apache 1.33 but only apache2 (installed with yast, but I dont want this version) Im sorry,but regarding this situation I dont find Thanks for your help
Is detecting apache 1.3 now. Just removed ispconfig and restarted ./setup again. ########## WEB SERVER ########## Checking for program httpd... /usr/sbin/httpd OK Checking the syntax of the httpd.conf... Syntax OK The syntax is ok!
