Posts by UncleSam

UncleSam · Jun 7th 2015

Hallo,

I installed the PolicydWeight Plugin in version 1.0.0 and there is a real problem using it:

The list rhsbl.ahbl.org (which seems to be a default list) no longer exists and all zones are wildcarded to be spam (http://ahbl.org/node) can you please remove this entry for all in the plugin?

Thanks a lot

UncleSam · Jun 7th 2015

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@UncleSam

The latest released version of this plugins should work with i-MSCP 1.2.3. Give me few minutes to test.

if you need some information or want to have a look at my server just ask me for teamviewer information (PM)

UncleSam · Jun 7th 2015

Hi there,

I installed I-MSCP v1.2.3 and the new Roundcube plugin (v1.2.0) which should work with I-MSCP >= v1.2.3.

Now I am getting this error message inside the administration front-end:

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Plugin::RoundcubePlugins::_checkVersion: Your Roundcube version 1.1.1 is not compatible with this plugin version. Please check the documentation.

For me it seems like there have to be a new Roundcube version which has to be released with I-MSCP v1.2.3?
Would be great if someone can check this error message - if its my fault than please tell me!

UncleSam · Jun 7th 2015

Hallo,

sry to ask in the forum but I have no idea if this problem depends on my environment or on the new plugin.

I installed I-MSCP v1.2.3 and updated the Mailgraph plugin which should work with >=v1.2.3. But I am unable to activate it. Here is the log from administration front-end:

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Modules::Plugin::_call: Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 593, <$fh> line 336.
Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 618, <$fh> line 336.
Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 619, <$fh> line 336.
Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 620, <$fh> line 336.
Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 621, <$fh> line 336.
Global symbol "$self" requires explicit package name at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/Mailgraph/backend/Mailgraph.pm line 622, <$fh> line 336.
Compilation failed in require at /var/www/imscp/engine/PerlLib/Modules/Plugin.pm line 425, <$fh> line 336.

Can anyone help me please? (The old plugin worked very fine using I-MSCP v1.2.2)

Thanks!

UncleSam · May 17th 2015

Hallo,

I tried to find a solution to generate backups on the fly (without storing them local) on an ftp backup space. So I wrote this small script which is able to do that.

ATTENTION:
Do not use this script in productive environment or with an unstable FTP Server location (e.g. laggy cloud services). The script does not give a feedback on errors (there is only one stored on the FTP Server - so if its is broken there is no other backup)! Use at your own risk!

ATTENTION 2:
I switched to Syncovery CL for Linux so I am no longer supporting/maintaining this script. If you are using this script and want more (like incremental backups or SFTP/WebDav support) you my check out the new backup soltion I am using: click here.

Features:

generates compressed .tar.gz archives on a ftp backups space during compression (no local space needed)
wildcards for include and exclude paths

~~There are still some features missing so maybe one of you can help me to improve this script:~~

~~Encrypt the backups with password~~
~~Add SFTP support~~
~~Backup version history (delete only not needed backups from the ftp server)~~
~~detect errors and send an email if there is one or more errors~~

Version 1.0:

Shell-Script

#!/bin/sh
# Licensed under CC - http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/legalcode
# Use at your own risk
#
# Versions:
# 1.0
# - First release at i-mscp.net
#
# Requirements:
# - ncftp (apt-get install ncftp)
#
# Tested with:
# Ubuntu Server 12.04 LTS and 14.04 LTS
#
# It is prefered to run this script using crontab.
# The following line shows an example to run it every day at 00:00 o'clock without any output
# To generate an output you could use e.g. the "tee" command or let the output be sent to your email account by crontab
# 0 0 * * * /root/backup.sh 2&>1 >/dev/null
#
# ATTENTION:
# This script deletes and recreates the folder set by "FTPPATH" on EVERY backup run to clean old backups. There is no version history nor a setting how
# much backups should be kept. So make sure that this folder is unique because the script is not checking what it deletes!
# (It will delete everything in the "FTPPATH" before storing the new backup file in it!!)
# e.g. if you set the FTPPATH to "/backups/imscp/" the script will delete the folder "imscp" on every start and creates it again before storing files in it.
# Configuration part:
TARNAME="imscp" # name of the generated tar file e.g. TARNAME.tar.gz
FTPUSER="" # username of your backup account
FTPPASS="" # password of your ftp account
FTPHOST="" # host address of your ftp account
FTPPATH="" # path inside the ftp account e.g. "/backups/imscp/" - this should be UNIQUE! (read the "ATTENTION" part above!!!)
LOCALBACKUP="/home/ /root/ /var/www/virtual/*/backups/ /etc/ /var/mail/ /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/" # paths to save in the backup (* is allowed)
EXCLUDEPATHS="/etc/apache2/*/access.log" # paths to exclude from the backup (* is allowed)
# DO NOT CHANGE BELOW!!! (Script starts here)
#remove previouse generated file list
echo -n "Removing old backup file lists..."
rm /tmp/tar_$TARNAME.lst
rm /tmp/tar_exclude_$TARNAME.lst
echo "Done"
#get ignore files
echo -n "Getting list of ignored folders..."
touch /tmp/tar_exclude_$TARNAME.lst
find $EXCLUDEPATHS -type f -print > /tmp/tar_exclude_$TARNAME.lst
echo "Done"
#find all files (with wildcards)
echo -n "Getting all files to backup..."
find $LOCALBACKUP -type f -print | grep -vf /tmp/tar_exclude_$TARNAME.lst > /tmp/tar_$TARNAME.lst
echo "Done"
echo "Start backup process in 10 seconds - to abort press CRTL+C"
sleep 10
# remove old backup file
echo "Deleting old backups on the FTP server..."
ncftp -u $FTPUSER -p $FTPPASS $FTPHOST << EOF
rm -rf $FTPPATH
mkdir $FTPPATH
exit
EOF
# store new backup on the fly
echo "Creating new backup on the fly"
tar cfvj - -T /tmp/tar_$TARNAME.lst | ncftpput -m -c -u $FTPUSER -p $FTPPASS $FTPHOST $FTPPATH/$TARNAME.tar.bz2
echo "Backup finished"

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UncleSam · Mar 22nd 2015

The listener for ipv6 and apache works great for me

UncleSam · Mar 22nd 2015

Is DualStack a feature of the next versions?

UncleSam · Mar 22nd 2015

any idea if something like this is in one of the next releases?

UncleSam · Mar 22nd 2015

Hallo,

I want all my domains (and subdomains) to be accessable from IPv4 and IPv6. At the moment I only find an option to set a IPv4 or IPv6 address for my domains. Is there any way to set both, IPv4 and IPv6 for domains (DualStack)?

UncleSam · Feb 28th 2015

is there any release plan for 2.0.0?

Posts by UncleSam

PolicydWeight - deprecated AHBL blacklist

RoundcubePlugins

RoundcubePlugins

Mailgraph not working

FTP backups on the fly

(DualStack) IPv4 and IPv6 for all domains

(DualStack) IPv4 and IPv6 for all domains

(DualStack) IPv4 and IPv6 for all domains

(DualStack) IPv4 and IPv6 for all domains

API for 3rd party applications