If you use 1.3.0 or above you must download latest listener from here:
https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…med_slave_provisioning.pl
An other info is, that ns2 bind file is in raw format:
http://serverfault.com/questio…binary-zone-file-on-bind9
You can change it, but raw format is better performance.
This is intrested for me too.
I had this problem too, but the reason was, that domain wasn't a live domain (not registered yet) and in this case LetsEncrypt doesn't work yet.
You must register and set the domain name, and wait couple of hour after registration, to all DNS servers refresh.
So just add a new domain is not enough, it's must have a correcly working domain name.
For those, who are stuck in the (very) old days I have just made a wiki page. (only if you are running debian 4-6 and you cannot migrate to i-mscp directly due to any not present debian mirrors)
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First of all, thank you for this great plugin!
I have some feature idea which nice would be great:
- Enable / disable Let's Encrypt option for customers (like software installer)
- Enable / disable Let's Encrypt option for resllers (like software installer)
Just for record:
After upgrade to 1.3.0 I need run the following command again to work well dns:
Quoteperl imscp-autoinstall -dasr named
Hmm intresting. Now worked...
Output was:
Sorry, I have a new problem about this.
It's seems, cron script not run.
When I run it manualy (/root/syncdns.sh), it's ok, but if I add a new domain to master, slave not sync it automatically after period.
So I think, maybe this command wrong:
The /root/syncdns.sh chmod is: 0755
Chown: root
On /etc/cron.d there are syncdns it contains:
Any idea?
Thank you!
There's a bug in Monitorix 1.2.1 - you should use the 1.2.2 from https://github.com/i-MSCP/plug…aster/incubator/Monitorix. This version works for me without problems...
Thank you @team-o it's a little better, but not perfect.
I uninstalled the previous version, and delete, after it install this version (1.2.2)
First, I have not /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Monitorix/themes/default/assets/images/graphs dir, but I solved, create this.
ftp graphs wasn't ok, because wrong file name in the 20-imscp.conf file:
ftp_log = /var/log/proftpd/access.log
correct is:
ftp_log = /var/log/proftpd/xferlog
Now, the basic graphs works, but I want to use these too:
- mysql
I made the changes in /etc/monitorix/conf.d/00-debian.conf set the correct mysql user/password, but I have no mysql graphs.
- fail2ban
No graphs. I think, maybe no fail2ban activity today.
- du
It's not listed on the frontend select box.
It's very strange, because I added it to the config.php file graph_enabled section.
But what I saw after every file (config.php) modification:
It has no any effect in /etc/monitorix/conf.d file.
Deactivate/activate plugin no any effect.
Btw a made hungarian translation for this plugin.
