During inital installation after doing the ./setup its in a completely different language than im used to. So during that selection option where I can say I want english I chose it and kept going with installation. Now please dont get confused when I say this because this is the best way I know how to explain whats going on: When you edit some sort of setting; you see it in english. On submission (clicking save); its in some other language I understand and comes right back to english! Can somebody tell me how to fix that? Also I need someone to tell me how to get ispconfig to start as a service so that when the machine is rebooted; ispconfig is automatically restarted with it. Thanks alot!!
/sbin/chkconfig ispconfig_server on should ensure that the ISP config server starts every time you reboot (I think this is set by default, but you could run /sbin/chkconfig --list | grep ispconfig to see). Can't help you with your first issue though. Good luck.
[root@jdubbhosting ~]# chkconfig ispconfig_server on service ispconfig_server does not support chkconfig [root@jdubbhosting ~]#
Can you post the beginning of one of the other init scripts in /etc/init.d? That's strange... Do you have a screenshot of it?
Solution for Centos 5.5 I know this thread is old, but I have just had this problem. It appears to be a Centos thing as I found the solution on the Centos site. You need to edit the /etc/init.d/ispconfig_server script as follows: Code: #!/bin/bash # chkconfig: - 90 25 # processname: ispconfig_server # description: ISPConfig Server Service Script ######################################################################### # Copyright (c) 2005, projektfarm Gmbh, Till Brehm, Falko Timme Added 3 lines between #!/bin/bash and the start of the copyright notice. It is important you add all 3 lines and that the # is in front of them. Hope this helps someone in the future. Regards Cambo