Just means that you made a similar mistake on two systems, probably you edited config files manually sometimes before. So this is no indication of a problem in ISPConfig or that ISPConfig version. I did update quite a few systems to 3.1.15 and then thousands of other servers were updated to that version as well without an issue. No, especially as this makes no sense, the guide uses the latest versions s well. The fix for your problem is really easy, the error message tells you which file and line the error appears, just add the missing port and restart apache.
no , in the second case, i follow guide step by step, i dont edit nothing manually about error, file for edit is this: GNU nano 2.9.3 /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-ispconfig.vhost ###################################################### # This virtual host contains the configuration # for the ISPConfig controlpanel ###################################################### Listen q [this is line num 6, which port?] NameVirtualHost *:q <VirtualHost _default_:q> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost <Directory /var/www/ispconfig/> <FilesMatch "\.ph(p3?|tml)$"> SetHandler None </FilesMatch> </Directory> <Directory /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/web/>
There you have the problem, instead of entering the port number or just return, you entered 'q', which caused apache to stop as 'q' is not a valid port number. Replace q with 8080 in these lines: Listen q [this is line num 6, which port?] NameVirtualHost *:q <VirtualHost _default_:q> and restart apache
The purpose of the updater is to update ispconfig on your server, a part of the update is to update the configuration files of various services incl. apache. The content file is created based on your input, you entered q instead of a port and that's why q is used in that place and that's why apache does not start.
yeah, well your advice was the solution, tx again. before to close this topic, coud you recomend me 2 things 1 - a way to make a complete backup of the entire main HDD of my server 2 - ther a good giuide to transfers all my clientes mailbox, site and everything from my old server to the new, tx again Til, good luck in this dificult days (I LIVE IN SPAIN)
Clonezilla, https://clonezilla.org/ ISPConfig Migration Toolkit, https://www.ispconfig.org/add-ons/ispconfig-migration-tool/?PageSpeed=noscript You can do the transfers manually, but it is more difficult and takes more time especially if you have a lot of mailboxes and sites. But it can be done, search this forum for migrating mailboxes. Sites can be copied to other server with database dump and tar or zip of the website files.