Update from Ubuntu and i-mscp 1.2.0 to 1.2.9, apache2 Error

  • okay i tried this too...


    But there are still Error 403 Forbidden on the Websites
    The Update went good without any errors exept a Problem restarting the imscp services at the End...I restarted the Server.


    I did the following after the Upgrade now:


    Shell-Script
    1. perl imscp-autoinstall -dr http


    and changed from php-fpm to fcgi


    after that I got "Internal Error 500"


    I started perl imscp-autoinstall -dr http
    and changed back to php-fpm


    Now the Sites seem to work. But is this the right way?

  • Hmm seems that also your php-configs were corrupt. No it's not the right way, but imscp is also not there to fix issues on system. I think by changing the PHP service the installer removed some corrupted files. So a php5-fpm purge had may done the same job.

  • Is it better to keep or to Update all the Konfiguration Files during Ubuntu System Upgrade?


    • Shell-Script
      1. Konfigurationsdatei »/etc/apache2/apache2.conf«
      2. ==> Geändert (von Ihnen oder von einem Skript) seit der Installation.
      3. ==> Paketverteiler hat eine aktualisierte Version herausgegeben.
      4. Wie möchten Sie vorgehen? Ihre Wahlmöglichkeiten sind:
      5. Y oder I : Die Version des Paket-Betreuers installieren
      6. N oder O : Die momentan installierte Version beibehalten
      7. D : Die Unterschiede zwischen den Versionen anzeigen
      8. Z : Eine Shell starten, um die Situation zu begutachten
      9. Der Standardweg ist das Beibehalten der momentanen Version.
      10. *** apache2.conf (Y/I/N/O/D/Z) [Vorgabe=N] ?


  • To purge XDD But more to update and later to rerun the imscp-install :)

  • mmmh this is very strange!


    I tried to change the Update order now


    First Upgrade i-mscp 1.2.0 to 1.2.9 on Ubuntu 12.04
    This was successfull and the Admin Panel and Websites run perfect.


    But than I updated the System to 14.04.


    Shell-Script
    1. apt-get update && apt-get upgrade -y
    2. apt-get dist-upgrade -y
    3. apt-get autoremove -y
    4. sudo do-release-upgrade

    The Admin Panel works.
    The Customer Websites can not load php anymore :-(

  • So do as described before. Purge apache2 & php (remove also folders in /etc/apache2|php5 if needed) and then rerum the autoinstall with param -r.