Hello again !
I have a problem to create subdomains. After the apply of a new subdomain i get the following error message:
"iMSCP::File::get: Can`t open /etc/imscp/bind/parts/cfg_entry_.tpl!"
...
Hello again !
I have a problem to create subdomains. After the apply of a new subdomain i get the following error message:
"iMSCP::File::get: Can`t open /etc/imscp/bind/parts/cfg_entry_.tpl!"
...
Set DeBUG to 1 and have a look inside the logfiles.
Did you anything change on your system after installation?
Which OS and which version of i-MSCP are you using.
Hello TheCry !
I am using Ubuntu 12.04 with 1.1.0-beta2. i-mscp was migrated from ispcp 1.07. After the migration i had a lot of changes... wrong/old ispcp pathes in config files, wrong permissions on files and pathes ...
Domain_mngr_domain.com.log
This logs also written, but does not contains any errors ..
- imscp-rqst-mngr.log
- imscp-apache-logger.stdout
Please check wheter the file "/etc/imscp/bind/parts/cfg_entry_.tpl" exists!
This File does not exits ... on another server with 1.0.3 it also does not exits.
I think that any var is on runtime not filled correct ?!
Is it possible to upgrade to beta2?
Or you get this file from github and upload it to the folder
There are normaly 4 files with this name.
see: https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…configs/debian/bind/parts
Did you change something manually??
There 5 Files ...
But there is no file with an underscore at last "cfg_entry_.tpl". An Update from my 1.0.3 server is not possible, at the moment - sry. The 1.0.3 does not have this problem... My old ispcp system had a lot of modifcations and this upgrade to 1.1.0-beta2 was very hard for me e.g. all virtual domains was under the vu2003 owner and so on.
I believe i have make no changes at the Bind configuration or the Bind scripting.
Sorry ... but i hope that anybody can help me, because this issue is reale critical for me.
Any ideas ?
the only line which loads a flexible name with cfg_entry_ is this
PerlLib/Servers/named/bind.pm:
$entry = iMSCP::File->new(filename => "$self->{tplDir}/cfg_entry_$self::bindConfig{BIND_MODE}.tpl")->get();
so check if you have set in /etc/imscp/bind/bind.data the variable BIND_MODE = master (or slave)
/J