Thats intended because the setup cript can not be run a second time from this directory after a failure. RH9 is rather old now and it is not supported with security patches anymore, if I remember correctly. Better use a later version of Fedora or Debian / Ubuntu. My personal favorite is Debian together with ISPConfig. Dont use too many small partitions. Mkae e.g a partition for /, for swap and for /var. I thinkl 5 - 10 GB for / is fine plus 2 GB for swap and the rest for /var, but it depends on your disk size and how many software you want to install.
Ok , I am proceeding with Debian and will have the following partitions (approx figs) / 3 GB swap 2 GB /usr 5 GB /var 5 GB /home 2 GB /tmp 500mb Thanx for the Support Regards Ramdas
ISPConfig install space requirements I have been trying to install ISPconfig and find that the install says that it is running out of space. What are the installation space requirements?
Hi I will be doing an update from 2.2.6 to 2.2.9, and I noticed that you need to make sure c++ compiler is installed. I have done the following on the command line: which c++ and which g++ and got back the following /usr/bin/c++ and /usr/bin/g++ Does this mean that everything is ok to update. Thanks
Yes, then you ahve a c++ compiler installed. The setup script of the 2.2.9 release checks for the compiler and aborts with a warning before the update process starts.
On 2.2.6, I'm trying to perform an update.. This is the ./setup output: Checking the syntax of the httpd.conf... Syntax OK The syntax is ok! ########## gcc ########## /usr/bin/gcc OK ########## make ########## /usr/bin/make OK ########## lex ########## /usr/bin/lex OK ########## g++ ########## /usr/bin/g++ OK ########## INSTALLATION ########## It gets stuck here and never continues, any ideas?
Nevermind, found out (by checking the setup2 script that it was the system having many connections and netstat was running slow.
