No, that has not been implemented yet. If you like to know which change are part of a svn branch at a specific timepoint, then take a look at the svn log.
Bigger Problems Till, more problems coming up ... I create a domain name with all of these variables as seen below: $g7cp_params = array ( [...] 'pm' => 'dynamic', 'pm_max_children' => '10', 'pm_start_servers' => '2', 'pm_max_spare_servers' => '5', 'pm_process_idle_timeout' => 10, 'pm_max_requests' => 100, [...] ); I resolved the failure to create those other pm variables by adding that which is in red ... You should add that to the API documentation ...I actually just guessed it
The api docs are for ispconfig 3.0.4.6 and not 3.0.5, they have to be extended for the new version. You have to pass all variables in the params array that exist as colums in the database.
Just installed the 3.0.5 beta over an exisiting 3.0.4 installtion and when I went and created a site and tried to do a APS Package update I got a Curl error. Is this a known issue? Was really hot to see this feature in action but not able to get a package list. Thanks!
ISPConfig 3.0.5 requires the php curl extension and this extension is not installed on your server. It can be installed with: apt-get install php5-curl on debian and ubuntu servers.
The ispconfig 3 interface was a ajax interface in all prior versions as well, we just added a loading symbol.
