Hello, Installed OpenVZ on debian wheezy and it works great , after creating many containers and used them already for different functions. I did not pay attention to make a control panel for the VPSs. Today I have created it based on https://www.howtoforge.com/installing-openvz-plus-management-of-vms-through-ispconfig-3-debian-6.0 but I have used Debian Jessie, which installed no problem. The question now is: 1- Cannot create new CTs? 2- Cannot see the existing CTs, as I thought the Panel will show what is already there How to troubleshoot? Thanks,
Please see here: http://www.faqforge.com/linux/debugging-ispconfig-3-server-actions-in-case-of-a-failure/
From the above could you please suggest what is wrong? It looks like it tries to update the 8 CTs but it does not for some reason. Cheers,
Seems as if the vm module or plugin is not enabled. Maybe you installed the openvz kernal and tools after the ispconfig installation? Post the output of: ls -la /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled and ls -la /usr/local/ispconfig/server/mods-enabled
Hello, Here you are: Not sure if that what you would expect or not? When I run diagnostic again I see different messages as follows: Not sure why the output of /usr/local/ispconfig/server/server.sh changes every couple of minutes as mentioned above. Thanks,
The vm module is active but the openvz_plugin.inc.php is not enabled. run: cd /usr/local/ispconfig/server/plugins-enabled ln -s ../plugins-available/openvz_plugin.inc.php openvz_plugin.inc.php
Thanks for the quick response. I have done what you suggested but nothing is happening. Yet I thought I will wait for couple of hours, but the continer I created does not appear on the CLI and at the same time the existing CTs do not show up as well. Here is the commands again. Thanks in advance,
According to the last posted commands, there is no ispconfig installed on the server where you run the commands.
Thanks again, Well, it is installed as I have a GUI and everything. I will install again and report back. Thanks
Just try to rerun the commands instead of reinstalling ispconfig. Maybe you just executed them in a wrong shell window.
Thanks for the quick response, No, /vz/conf does not exist inside /etc Should I create it? Or do I need to do anything special? Thanks,
The output shws that the command line tools for OpenVZ, the vzctl command, is missing. Are you sure that you installed a OpenVZ kernel and the OpenVZ tools?
Thanks for the quick response, Well, I followed the tutorial, the only difference was Debian. I used the latest Debian Jessie and not Debian 6.0 Not sure if I missed some steps or the difference in Debian distro could have done it.
It returns nothing It looks like "linux-image-openvz-amd64" package does not exist in Jessie and I am not sure what is replacing it. It is likely returns an error that I have not noticed.
