Thanks for ISPConfig, it looks like a great app, but; Is it possible that the install script can be changed to allow ISPConfig install on the Red Hat Enterprice clone CentOS? CentOS is a really often used Enterprice Linux. When trying to run the installer script, all I get is; ERROR: Ihr Betriebssystem wird nicht unterst�tzt! / Your operating system is not supported! /Skunk
Yes, have a look at the files setup1, dist.txt and the files in the mod directory. If you make some changes there you can install ISPConfig on CentOS.
Thanks. I found it more convenient to change /etc/redhat-release to RedHet 9 in stead. Strange that the ISPConfig supports Red Hat up to 9 and all of Fedora releases, but not the real thing; Red Hat Enterprice 4. /Skunk
That's easy to explain: ISPConfig is free, that means we don't earn money with it, so we don't have money to buy RHEL 4... But everyone's invited to contribute, so if you (or others) think ISPConfig should run on RHEL and CentOS or other distros (Gentoo, ...), you can make the appropriate adjustments, and we can make them available for others in the next ISPConfig release.
Redhat Enterprise is not supported yet because we dont have a server with this linux distribution available for testing here. If someone will do the modifications in setup1, dist.txt and test it, we will integrate it in the ISPConfig installer Till
Centos 4.x modification I copied the fedora30 section of dist.txt as Centos 4.x is probably closest to that. I have tested this (only a little bit), but you get the general idea. Code: diff -ur install_ispconfig/dist.txt install_ispconfig_centos/dist.txt --- install_ispconfig/dist.txt 2005-07-14 08:27:01.000000000 -0600 +++ install_ispconfig_centos/dist.txt 2005-08-30 10:27:27.772767064 -0600 @@ -356,6 +356,50 @@ dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # fedora40 dist_httpd_daemon=httpd ## # fedora40 +dist_init_scripts=/etc/rc.d/init.d ## # centos40 +dist_runlevel=/etc/rc.d ## # centos40 +dist_smrsh=/etc/smrsh ## # centos40 +dist_shells=/etc/shells ## # centos40 +dist_http_user=apache ## # centos40 +dist_http_group=apache ## # centos40 +dist_bind_init_script=named ## # centos40 +dist_bind_user=named ## # centos40 +dist_bind_group=named ## # centos40 +dist_bind_conf=/etc/named.conf ## # centos40 +dist_bind_dir=/var/named/chroot/var/named ## # centos40 +dist_bind_pidfile=/var/named/chroot/var/run/named/named.pid ## # centos40 +dist_bind_hintfile=named.ca ## # centos40 +dist_bind_localfile=named.local ## # centos40 +dist_passwd=/etc/passwd ## # centos40 +dist_shadow=/etc/shadow ## # centos40 +dist_group=/etc/group ## # centos40 +dist_cron_daemon=crond ## # centos40 +dist_cron_tab=/var/spool/cron/root ## # centos40 +dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # centos40 +dist_httpd_daemon=httpd ## # centos40 + +dist_init_scripts=/etc/rc.d/init.d ## # centos41 +dist_runlevel=/etc/rc.d ## # centos41 +dist_smrsh=/etc/smrsh ## # centos41 +dist_shells=/etc/shells ## # centos41 +dist_http_user=apache ## # centos41 +dist_http_group=apache ## # centos41 +dist_bind_init_script=named ## # centos41 +dist_bind_user=named ## # centos41 +dist_bind_group=named ## # centos41 +dist_bind_conf=/etc/named.conf ## # centos41 +dist_bind_dir=/var/named/chroot/var/named ## # centos41 +dist_bind_pidfile=/var/named/chroot/var/run/named/named.pid ## # centos41 +dist_bind_hintfile=named.ca ## # centos41 +dist_bind_localfile=named.local ## # centos41 +dist_passwd=/etc/passwd ## # centos41 +dist_shadow=/etc/shadow ## # centos41 +dist_group=/etc/group ## # centos41 +dist_cron_daemon=crond ## # centos41 +dist_cron_tab=/var/spool/cron/root ## # centos41 +dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # centos41 +dist_httpd_daemon=httpd ## # centos41 + dist_init_scripts=/etc/init.d ## # suse72 dist_runlevel=/etc/init.d ## # suse72 dist_smrsh= ## # suse72 @@ -640,4 +684,4 @@ dist_cron_daemon=cron ## # freebsd51 dist_cron_tab=/var/cron/tabs/root ## # freebsd51 dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # freebsd51 -dist_httpd_daemon=apache ## # freebsd51 \ No newline at end of file +dist_httpd_daemon=apache ## # freebsd51 diff -ur install_ispconfig/setup1 install_ispconfig_centos/setup1 --- install_ispconfig/setup1 2005-07-29 07:25:40.000000000 -0600 +++ install_ispconfig_centos/setup1 2005-08-30 10:30:33.806485640 -0600 @@ -115,14 +115,26 @@ rm -f dist.info.ende fi if [ -f /etc/redhat-release ] && [ ! -h /etc/redhat-release ]; then - version=`cat /etc/redhat-release | cut -f5 -d' '` - echo $version | grep \\. &> /dev/null - if [ $? != 0 ]; then - version=`echo $version.0` + system=`cat /etc/redhat-release | cut -f1 -d ' '` + if [ "$system" == 'CentOS' ]; then + version=`cat /etc/redhat-release | cut -f3 -d' '` + echo $version | grep \\. &> /dev/null + if [ $? != 0 ]; then + version=`echo $version.0` + fi + distversion=`echo Centos $version` + echo $distversion + distvers=centos${version//./} + else + version=`cat /etc/redhat-release | cut -f5 -d' '` + echo $version | grep \\. &> /dev/null + if [ $? != 0 ]; then + version=`echo $version.0` + fi + distversion=`echo RedHat $version` + echo $distversion + distvers=rhat${version//./} fi - distversion=`echo RedHat $version` - echo $distversion - distvers=rhat${version//./} echo dist=$distvers '##' > dist.info.tmp grep -i $distvers dist.txt >> dist.info.tmp cp -f dist.info.tmp dist.info
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Add this to your dist.txt to use it on rhel4: dist_init_scripts=/etc/rc.d/init.d ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_runlevel=/etc/rc.d ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_smrsh=/etc/smrsh ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_shells=/etc/shells ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_http_user=apache ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_http_group=apache ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_init_script=named ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_user=named ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_group=named ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_conf=/var/named/chroot/etc/named.conf ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_dir=/var/named/chroot/var/named ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_pidfile=/var/named/chroot/var/run/named/named.pid ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_hintfile=named.ca ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_bind_localfile=named.local ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_passwd=/etc/passwd ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_shadow=/etc/shadow ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_group=/etc/group ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_cron_daemon=crond ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_cron_tab=/var/spool/cron/root ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_mysql_group=mysql ## # rhatenterprise0 dist_httpd_daemon=apache ## # rhatenterprise0
