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Cool · Jul 29th 2015

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# Running unit tests from Test::iMSCP::Rights package...
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# Subtest: Test::iMSCP::Rights unit tests
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ok 1 - require iMSCP::Rights;
ok 2 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() die on missing option
ok 3 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() die on unallowed mixed options
ok 4 - iMSCP::Rights() die on inexistent target
ok 5 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() die on inexistent user
ok 6 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() die on inexistent group
ok 7 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected mode
ok 8 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set exepcted mode recursively
ok 9 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected dirmode
ok 10 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected filemode
ok 11 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected user
ok 12 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected user recursively
ok 13 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected group
ok 14 - iMSCP::Rights::setRights() set expected group recursively
ok 1 - Test::iMSCP::Rights unit tests
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# Running unit tests from Test::iMSCP::Dir package...
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# Subtest: Test::iMSCP::Dir unit tests
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ok 1 - require iMSCP::Dir;
ok 2 - 'iMSCP::Dir::new()' isa 'iMSCP::Dir'
ok 3 - iMSCP::Dir::new() die on missing dirname option
ok 4 - iMSCP::Dir::mode() die on missing mode parameter
ok 5 - iMSCP::Dir::mode() die on inexistent dirname
ok 6 - iMSCP::Dir::mode() set expected mode on dirname
ok 7 - iMSCP::Dir::owner() die on missing owner parameter
ok 8 - iMSCP::Dir::owner() die on missing group parameter
ok 9 - iMSCP::Dir::owner() die on inexistent user
ok 10 - iMSCP::Dir::owner() die on inexistent group
ok 11 - iMSCP::Dir::owner() set expected owner and group on dirname
ok 12 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() die if cannot open dirname
ok 13 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() return expected filenames
ok 14 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() return expected filtered file type
ok 15 - iMSCP::Dir::getDirs() die if cannot open dirname
ok 16 - iMSCP::Dir::getDirs() return expected dirnames
ok 17 - iMSCP::Dir::getAll() die if cannot open dirname
ok 18 - iMSCP::Dir::getAll() return expected dirnames and filenames
ok 19 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() die if cannot open dirname
ok 20 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() return true if dirname is empty
ok 21 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() return false if dirname is not empty
ok 22 - iMSCP::Dir::make() die if dirname already exists as file
ok 23 - iMSCP::Dir::make() can create dirname
ok 24 - iMSCP::Dir::make() can create dirpath
ok 25 - iMSCP::Dir::make() set expected owner on newly created dirname
ok 26 - iMSCP::Dir::make() set expected group on newly created dirname
ok 27 - iMSCP::Dir::make() set expected mode on newly created dirname
ok 28 - iMSCP::Dir::make() set expected owner on existent dirname
ok 29 - iMSCP::Dir::Make() set expected group on existent dirname
ok 30 - iMSCP::Dir::make() set expected mode on existent dirname
ok 31 - iMSCP::Dir::remove() can remove dirname
ok 32 - iMSCP::Dir::remove() can remove dirpath
ok 33 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() die on missing destdir parameter
ok 34 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() die if cannot open dirname
ok 35 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() die if destdir do not exists
ok 36 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() can copy dirname to destdir
ok 37 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy can copy dirname to destdir with preserve option
ok 38 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() preserve file attributes
ok 39 - iMSCP::Dir::rcopy() do not preserve file attributes
ok 40 - iMSCP::Dir::moveDir() die on missing destdir parameter
ok 41 - iMSCP::Dir::moveDir() die on inexistent dirname
ok 42 - iMSCP::Dir::moveDir() can move dirname to destdir
ok 2 - Test::iMSCP::Dir unit tests
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Cool · Jul 29th 2015

then i get at least not a blank screen it it shows the same in both chrom-versions

2015-07-29_110605.png

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

with ver. Version 44.0.2403.125 m is no problem but can see a error
2015-07-29_104615.png

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

it don´t show much it hangs on "Loading data

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

best to do so at console level.
http://www.liquidweb.com/kb/ho…es-from-the-command-line/

i-MSCP itself doing backups for ex: /var/www/imscp/backups

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

i face just now a problem with Chrome(Version 46.0.2468.0 canary) and i-MSCP(1.2.9 and develop).
if i run the admin-panel and view the sites:

General
Services status
and
Admin log

the Chrome browser load the sites just as a blank page until it time out.
all other sites in admin panle works like normal.

i don´t have that problem with FireFox.

would be nice to know if any other face the same problems with may diff. chrome versions.

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

then i would completely remove MariaDB* and mySQL* and run the install again

Cool · Jul 29th 2015

as it states in the first picture!
scroll down inside that window and read carefully what to do!

have you done that?

Cool · Jul 26th 2015

Code

Running unit tests from Test::iMSCP::Dir...
ok 1 - require iMSCP::Dir;
ok 2 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() die on missing dirname parameter
ok 3 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() die if cannot open dirname
ok 4 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() return expected filenames
ok 5 - iMSCP::Dir::getFiles() return expected filtered file type
ok 6 - iMSCP::Dir::getDirs() die on missing dirname parameter
ok 7 - iMSCP::Dir::getDirs() die if cannot open dirname
ok 8 - iMSCP::Dir::getDirs() return expected dirnames
ok 9 - iMSCP::Dir::getAll() die on missing dirname parameter
ok 10 - iMSCP::Dir::getAll() die if cannot open dirname
ok 11 - iMSCP::Dir::getAll() return expected dirnames and filenames
ok 12 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() die on missing dirname parameter
ok 13 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() die if cannot open dirname
ok 14 - iMSCP::Dir::isEmpty() return false if dirname is not empty
ok 15 - iMSCP::Dir::make() die on missing dirname attribute
ok 16 - iMSCP::Dir::make() die if dirname already exists as file
ok 17 - iMSCP::Dir::make() can create dir
ok 18 - iMSCP::Dir::make() can create path
ok 19 - iMSCP::Dir::remove() die on missing dirname parameter
ok 20 - iMSCP::Dir::remove() can remove dir
ok 21 - iMSCP::Dir::remove() can remove path
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Cool · Jul 26th 2015

Quote from andy-lu

Also hier wird manchmal über "Kunden/Nutzer" gesprochen das ist grausam.

was ist falsch an einem satz wie:

Quote from Cool

wie du lesen kannst, hat auch sonst niemand wirkliche probleme mit installs(mal die kids und noobs ausgenommen).

...es gibt nun mal "kids" und "noobs" und diese werden auch im allg. so benannt ohne das man darauf eine pers. negative bewertung legen muss.
soweit dazu.

im allgemeinen:
gerade hier im forum wird noch sehr sehr "milde" mit den "unwissenden" umgegangen, da gibt es ganz andere plätze mit wesentlich "härterer" gang-art.

ich pers. bin sogar der meinung, das "hier" ein pflicht-thema existieren(WBB Plugin UZ-Pflicht-Thema) sollte welches gelesen werden "muss"!. in dem dann klar gestellt wird welche mindest-anforderungen am einen server-admin gestellt werden um hier ueberhaupt "support" zu bekommen.

sicher muss jeder irgendwann mal anfangen!
wenn ich aber sehe/bemerke das völlig "verantwortungslos" und "verständniss-befreit" ein server betrieben werden soll, z.T. von leuten die nichteinmal "geschäftsfähig" sind,
dann sind auch mal "klare" worte angebracht!. nicht um diese leute "nieder zu machen"...nein...zu deren eigenem schutz!. aber das wird ja oftmals schon im ansatz nicht verstanden.

(dies ist meine grundsätzliche pers. meinung!)

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