ISPConfig Installation

Where do I get the installation files for ISPConfig?

I used "The Perfect Setup Fedora Core 4" instructions to do a clean install of Fedora Core 4, but I am now a little lost as to how and where to install ISPConfig.

 

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The only problem is that there is no instruction in that installation manual on how to download/install the package.

Here are the first instructions:

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Log in to your shell as root.
Unpack the ISPConfig-archive

tar xvfz ISPConfig*.tar.gz

and change to the directory install_ispconfig:

cd install_ispconfig
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Where is the ISPConfig-archive?

 

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Thanks, Till.

Now I've run into a different issue.

I ran through the install, and at the point where I needed to type in my mySQL password, I didn't enter it correctly, so the install stopped. I ran through the instructions of removing the install_ispconfig directory, the unpackaged it again, and reran the ./start program.

However, at this point, it didn't ask me for my mySQL password, and it just said: Intall Succeeded/Completed. Subsequently, it didn't ask me for the following steps:

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Afterwards the following information has to be provided:

Please enter your MySQL server: E.G. localhost
Please enter your MySQL user: E.G. root
Please enter your MySQL password: Your MySQL password
Please enter a name for the ISPConfig database: E.g. ispconfigdb
Please enter the IP address of the ISPConfig web: E.g. 192.168.0.1
Please enter the host name: E.g. www
Please enter the domain: E.g. xyz.de
Please select the protocol (http or https (SSL encryption)) to use to access the ISPConfig system: If you want to use your control panel with SSL, select 1. You can then access it under https://www.xyz.de:81. If you want to access it under http://www.xyz.de:81, choose 2.
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How can I enter/reenter these values?

 

Run

Code:

rm -fr /root/ispconfig

and

Code:

rm -fr /home/admispconfig

and then try to install again.

 

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Great ... worked perfectly! Thanks.