The current version runs very stable and the new PHPswitcher plugin makes more recent PHP versions available ...so I'm very satisfied!
However, an update would be necessary for Roundcube (roundcube plugins) and PMA ...
Wouldn't it be possible to provide a small patch only for these updates?
Also a paid update patch outside of the regular imscp updates would be fine.
auch mal in das access.log reingeschaut? Könnte auch eine Attacke sein auf veraltete sicherheitskritische Installationen in dem betreffenden Web.
it seems ubuntu is a little uncomfortable in the basic configuration, I have already disabled a few services:
what about this stuff ... should these be set disabled too?
- haveged.service
- apt-daily-upgrade.timer
- apt-daily.timer
- motd-news.timer
- keyboard-setup.service
any further recommendations for the basic ubuntu optimization?
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description: Ubuntu 18.04.3 LTS
Release: 18.04
Codename: bionic
IMSCP: latest 1.5.3
Default configuration
it seems there is a problem with nginx systemd startup ...
service nginx restart
works only until the next system boot
any idea?
I bought a new server which needs a debian10 or a ubuntu 18.04 installation because of a special network card driver which is not available for debian 9 ... if possible I want to keep this server (great performance) and use ubuntu 18.04 instead of debian. I have never used ubuntu before as a server installation - do you think I can use it with current IMSCP 1.5.3 and plugins like PHPswitcher, Letsencrypt & whmcs and can I migrate a IMSCP debian8 system (mariadb 10.0) into a new ubuntu 18.04 installation?
does the current IMSCP already work w/ Debian 10?
https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…ce/docs/Debian/INSTALL.md
I need to use following plugins:
Letsencrypt
PHPswitcher
RoundCubePlugins
WHMCS
PMA Captcha
SpamAssassin
ServerDefaultPage
thanks but I do not understand the meaning of this answer
I have updated 10 systems (OS update) 9 of those included a kernel update and one newer system without a kernel update. For the system w/o kernel update, a dialog window appeared and asked should the existing clamav config overwriten yes / no ... for all the other systems, no dialog window was displayed.
I guess some startup parameters have changed, after a manual "service camav-milter restart" clamav seems to be working, but I have not tested a system reboot yet.
use phpmyadmin w/ your imscp_user and pw and check the status of all the table records for ssl_certs, domain, subdomains, alias, admin etc. so where the status is not shown as OK it's probably an issue w/ orphan domain or ssl cert database entries.
