Posts by Heart1010

yes... I saw these but I haven't found an example, where some config file parameters are overwritten (so I can take that as a starting point)

Hi,

I have a small vServer package (little ram/cpu) and so I try to fine tune some php-fpm settings so the server runs fast.

These php-fpm pool settings for the domains are lost whenever I change/edit a domain in i-mscp, correct? So I've read we have to use hook files for own changes to take affect after updates etc...

Can someone provide an example how such a hook file should look for example when I want to change some php-fpm settings?

(I also changed some things in mysql my.cnf and apache config, are these two configs also overwritten by i-mscp and I need hook files for these too?)

Thanks!

Quote from Athar

Before upgrading, ensure that this service is running, or even, restart it just before the upgrade process, that should do the trick.

...will try that on next version.

Quote from Heart1010

I just upgraded to 1.1.12 on my vServer and also got that "Error while performing step: Restarting/Reloading policyd-weight" error.... but setup went further and showed me "Congratulation...."

So I've started it manually after the upgrade

# service policyd-weight start
[ ok ] Starting policyd-weight: policyd-weight.

^^^only wanted to tell that the same happened again upgrading from 1.1.12 to 1.1.13

I just upgraded to 1.1.12 on my vServer and also got that "Error while performing step: Restarting/Reloading policyd-weight" error.... but setup went further and showed me "Congratulation...."

So I've started it manually after the upgrade

# service policyd-weight start
[ ok ] Starting policyd-weight: policyd-weight.

Hi,

the admin (or reseller) has a few possibilities to change php settings in general in i-mscp (post_max_size, upload_max_filezize, max_execution_time, max_input_time, memory_limit,...).

But is it possible for a client to change specific php settings? I know that from other hosters where a client can place a php.ini file in the htdocs folders but that's not possible with i-mscp, is it?

So a small example, a client want to change the display_errors value from off to on.
Does a client have a chance to do that?
Or is it only possible to do with the server admin? He has to do make such changes in /etc/php5/fpm/pool.d/domain.conf and restart php5-fpm (assuming php5-fpm is used)?

Hi,

I've setup a complete blank debian wheezy vServer, installed i-MSCP and now I get an error 500 with the following apache error (when trying to install a joomla extension within joomla backend).

There is no file "/var/lib/apache2/fastcgi/php5-fcgi-<my-domain-name>.de" on my server...

I thought I have to enable the fastcgi apache2 modul so I did

and restarted apache2 and php5-fpm but I still get this error message.
(reverted/disabled that fastcgi mods again...)

update: I have now set "CGI" on that domain to "No" and now it worked.

So what does this CGI switch do exactly? Thanks

Ok, solved.... the hoster had to add the DNS Record *.vsrv*****.customer.vlinux.de for my package/vServer.

Now it works!

vlinux.de is not in my hand... this is from the hoster where I bought the vServer.
So you mean I should ask them for such a wildcard record?

I'm wondering how ISPCP on the old server managed these "subdomains as domains" things. I can access this old server, can you give me a hint where these settings for that could be placed so I can "merge" them to the new server?

Ok... on my old server I also made some "test accounts" which didn't have a tld.
Example: My Server was a**d**.vlinux.de and in the old ispcp I could add a new user/domain with test1.a**d**.vlinux.de as domain.

Such approach (with subdomains as domains in i-MSCP) I can't do anymore, correct? Is this a restriction regarding this new server/longer domain I have on this server or a restriction with i-MSCP? (or is it still possible?)

Thanks