Posts by anarking

  • Webdepot filter

    good ideas.


    a more immediate need, i think, is for installing a package more than once and to subdomains/aliases.


    right now the only way is to upload multiple of the same package, and install each one in different places individually, and modify it afterwards to reflect the domain/url.


    being able to install a package multiple times, and to domain aliases and subdomains, is more important than a filter. also more complicated ;) it will require database entries to keep track, and i think slightly different logic for injecting the path/domain locations into the sql of the install package.

  • HostBill module for i-MSCP

    making good progress. it is working and provisioning to i-MSCP. need to tweak the domain options. and then test test test. next will make sure the add bandwidth and add disk modules work also. very awesome that max did most of the work :)

  • HostBill module for i-MSCP

    Thanks to max.samael, this was initially for ispcp 1.0.7, and now it is time to try and make it work for i-MSCP.


    I have purchased HostBill and have 30 days to see if I can make it work or not.


    I will be porting this to i-MSCP 1.0.3 stable, as that is what I am currently running, and we can port it to 1.1.0 later, that will be the easier part, if anything needs to change.


    I will probably have some questions ;) but will reference the WHMCS module to get i-MSCP-side info...


    Attached is the file...

  • Hello, I am looking to find out more.

    i-mscp is currently a single standalone server solution. you can have multiple servers, and set one as the secondary dns (ns2) server, but other than that, they are separate. it's a very good stable platform, but lacks a couple things ispconfig has (shell access), but is a much better interface i think, especially for users. so, unfortunately there is currently no single-panel login to control multiple servers. but if you can workaround that, it's a great platform.

  • Migration from ispcp 1.0.7 server to a NEW server with i-mscp 1.0.3.0

    Hi Sunghost, if you just see another thread in this forum, you will see I made a detailed description of how to make it happen:


    http://forum.i-mscp.net/Thread…e-system?pid=5495#pid5495


    That is if you are keeping the same hostname and IP. If they will be different, it is kind of easier, where you can just put the database info in, and set to change, and it will correctly make all the new folders, etc. and then move the web files, email, etc. in place. good luck!

  • I want to join

    the more developers the better! i think we must be careful always, though, to work together and keep the project's benefit in mind more than ego. that is usually the bad that happens with projects. but i think the excitement of better software can keep everyone positive :)


    i-mscp may not have the MOST features right now, but I definitely think it has the best design, and best platform to be able to have and grow those features.


    the backup system and software package manager, though simple, are features that are much better than at other projects.


    once it truly is multi-server, it will easily be the most powerful. hope you can help Vitaliy, your work with ispcp was much appreciated :)

  • pbzip2 replacement

    cool nux, i think replacement makes the most sense.


    i am actively developing i-mscp often, so a lot of this stuff happens, and i don't always want to bug other people to do work, so should i be making tickets and how would you like patches submitted? i'm familiar with git, but not the trac system so much.


    next 'enhancement' besides the backup system i'm working on, is to have a domain option for backups to be either weekly or daily.


    oh, btw, missed one part, line 127 of imscp-backup-all needs to now be;


    "--use-compress-prog=".lc($main::imscpConfig{CMD_BZIP}),


    what used to take 30 minutes, now takes 8 minutes. on a 4 vCPU VPS. :)

  • pbzip2 replacement

    Hi Guys,


    So, bzip2 is a linear process and doesn't use multiple cores/processors. The replacement, pbzip2 does. It's in the default debian repositories. I think it should be what's used with i-mscp.


    Adding 'pbzip2' to the required installs
    changing line 323 of imscp.conf to be: CMD_BZIP = /usr/bin/pbzip2
    changing line 127 of imscp-backup-all to be: "--use-compress-prog=".lc($main::imscpConfig{CMD_BZIP}),


    sound good?