I would like to test ISPConfig on Trustix version 2.2- When I try to ./setup, It shows: Trustix 2.2 ERROR: Ihr Betriebssystem wird nicht unterstützt! / Your operating system is not supported! / Votre systeme d'exploitation n'est pas supporté! From what I read, everything says ISPConfig v 2.2.0 started support for Slackware and Trustix. Can someone help? Thanks, -Drew
If I get that right from dist.txt in the ispconfig folder, only trustix 3.0 is supported? What you could do is adding the following lines and change the trustix30 to trustix22 but I don't know if that will cause any problems in later use if trustix 2.2 is not supported:
In addition to that, you must also edit the files in the mod/ folder and add a section for Trustix 2.2.
lol... same Problem for me with SuSE 10.1.... I´ve done the Perfect SuSE Installation How-To from falko, and hopefully started the setup for ISPConfig.... Same Message Code: ./setup SuSE 10.1 ERROR: Ihr Betriebssystem wird nicht unterstützt! / Your operating system is not supported! / Votre systeme d'exploitation n'est pas supporté! the dist file only contains description vor SuSE100.... So Falko, have i missed to do something of your How-To? Otherwise please put a note in it that 10.1 is not supported yet by default from ISPConfig. Any hints???
I have updated the files and inserted some extra lines for suse101 so backward compatibility still exists. Maybe i should provide the files to the community?? The installation is currently running. Afte succes i can post the files to the ISPConfig Developers? To save their time ?
If you want to share the files with the community, please send them by email to dev [at] ispconfig [dot] org
holy mess *gg* After an failure in install all files got deleted.... aarghh... But i have to do this again and than i will send them to the devs I think the Error occured because of the missing mysql-devel packege... why this checked doesnt happen before the start? i think a check for mysql.h should be enough? or?
Yes, thats nescessary because the installer moves the files to the target directories, though runningit twice will never work. Make a backup copy of the installer directory before you run the setup script to have a copy of your modified files.
