Did updates on several of my master and slaves, everything works fine. Did an update to get the system to up to date state. Servers are a mix of Debian 9 and 10 installed following Tims turorials. But at the las slave Debian 9 32 bit the update fails with the curl error. Tried to install curl, but curl seams to be installed. There are other server with the same OS version and patchlevel, the update was fine. This slave is a database server only Thanks for help
Tried both, still the same. I use ISPconfig since more than ten years, did multiple updates. Did update ISPconfig also on this server at least one time. Yes sometimes there were problems, my faults. But never hat something like this. On the other side there is a second server (web server) in this multiserver system running the same OS (Debian 9 32bit) with the same patchlevel, where the update runs fine. Is there any log file where I can get more information about what exact fails? Does the update has a debug option? Thanks for help
The Output is to big to post here, can not put it on my webserver as it depends from that sql server. Which part is essential, for what to look.
The relevant output is your PHP version, which you can get with Code: php -v and the enabled modules, which you can get with Code: php -m The command I posted earlier gives more info on your php config, but let's see if we can find something useful with these two.
Oh ist version 5.x Should be 7.x I think like on the web server with same OS No idea why its not updated like on all my other servers. I do an update every time ISPconfig tell me that there are updates. ISP config shows green for this server. Do you confirm I should go to PHP 7 on this server. php -m does not show curl what logic in my opinion as curl is version 7- Thanks Rainer
After installing php7 it works. There was something wring in 7etc/apt/sources.lst. So not all was updated, after fixing this updates work. Thanks for helping on sunday
