Posts by bluecafe

    I have reconfigured imscp to use fcgid. We have used fcgid before but somehow we must have switched to use PHP MPM ITK (not PHP-FPM) during the update to imscp1.2.2. Could it be that this is the reason why we could install the plugin even though we didn't use fcgid? Now we have switched back to fcgid and everything works perfectly. Thanks again for your help.

    Thanks for your reply, nuxwin. Yes I have clicked the update button and a green message pops up that says "php changed is scheduled for update. Please be patient."

    Thank you Nuxwin, service imscp_panel restart did the trick and php version 5.6.8 shows up correctly.
    But if I try to switch to php5.5 the php version won't change.


    and php-info still shows php 5.6



    Could it be that I have overseen something? Thanks for your help.

    Hi, I have upgraded my default php version from php 5.5.9 to php 5.6. Then I have compiled php 5.5 as alternative php version in opt/php-fcgid/php5.5
    Everything worked fine so far but the switcher still shows php 5.5.9 as default version (instead of php5.6). The new compiled php5.5 (fcgid) shows up as alternative.
    php-info shows that php5,6 is running as default php version. How can I get php5.6 show up in the php switcher? Thanks for any tips.

    Hi, we just tried to upgrade from imscp 1.1.5 to 1.2.2


    First wie upgraded Ubuntu 14.04.1 to 14.04.2


    Then we run the imscp upgrade code. It fails with the following message



    We assume it has something to do with the ubuntu upgrade. We found a similar issue in the forum and repeated the ubuntu upgrade with -f parameter (apt-get -f dist-upgrade ) unfortunately to no avail.


    Any tips would be appreciated, thanks!

    Thanks @momo, this script looks interesting. If I understand it right it is checking disk space and not webtraffic?


    We have a root server with hetzner and have set a notification service if a certain limit of webtraffic has reached (on a daily and on a monthly basis). This traffic report by hetzner is for the whole server and the problem is detecting which domain may have caused an unusual amount of web traffic. The imscp statistics in the backend don't provide an overview for the specific day. Is there some similar script that checks the webtraffic and is sending a warning if a customer has caused a certain amount of webtraffic?

    What entries do you mean?
    We have uncommented
    # check_policy_service inet:OUR.IP.XX.YXZ:12525,
    # check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:10023,
    in etc/postfix/main.cf


    and the problem is gone now. Prior to this we didn't receive any mail from outside.
    Not only those that might be considered spam but not a single one ...
    This is what I finde strange.

    Bei uns funktioniert jetzt der Mailempfang wieder, nachdem wir den policy weight check in etc/postfix/main.cf auskommentiert hatten. Bei uns schien der Fehler durch policy weight verursacht worden zu sein.