Posts by Nuxwin

    Well, Nuxwin already told you. Its up to you, to backup the database (and files if you want to be one the safe side) before you do a upgrade/update.

    The mail backup inside the backups folder should only contain the mails and so on. I doubt that the contacts are saved there as well (but I am not sure).

    The contacts are saved in the roundcube database. No backup is made for it. That why in the imscp upgrade instructions it is clearly stated that you need make a backup of your data prior upgrading...

    Dio un error el servidor, que está corriendo en Debian 9 y i-MSCP 1.5.3 Build: 2018120800 Codename: Ennio Morricone, y lo reinicié, ahora en la cuenta de uno de los dominios han desaparecido las libreta de direcciones, tengo una copia, pero no se que fichero restaurar para que la recupere

    Good morning,


    You're talking about what exactly? Contacts from Roundcube? If yes, you need to restore you imscp_roundcube database.

    Nuxwin

    I can understand... you want to go on using new techniques (whatever)... but you cannot do the development auf 1.6, 1.5.4 and maintenance of 1.5.3 alltogether alone. That's the impression I got when having a look at the project in the last months...

    New techiques like you say are not just about switching to something other just for fun... If I want rewrite almost everything , this is because I want make the maintenance and development more easy. Right now, each time we want to modify and/or enhance something, that a hell because layers are too close all together (hard dependencies). Of course, such work cannot be done in few weeks and of course, I cannot deliver all the things as fast as I would want...


    Finding people able to "really" contribute to the project is not easy as those are generally not close to Perl language, and also because somehow, I must admit that I'm too rigid with CS rules and so on... But hey, you know me since ~10 years now. That problem is not new ;)


    BTW: My FB is full of posts about i-MSCP. Open your eyes ;)

    Hi Nuxwin,


    ok, thanks for the answer.

    Is there a plan to modify some of the most-common CMS systems. Or is the "software-veraltung" feature in general obsolet? It's not an urgent issue, but only to know.


    Thanks

    If you read my answer again, you'll discover that sentence:

    BTW: It is planned to drop the software installer as it is not maintained. It will be replaced by a 3rd-party solution.

    It is not clear enough?

    Hi guys

    I also had the problem of delivering PHP 7.2 to customers (eg. TYPO3 9 needs 7.2 or higher).

    It is possible even with old infrastructure (imscp 1.2.x, phpswitcher 2.1.1) to adopt some parts and get a php 7.2 - need some try&error because of the debian patches for php but in the end it worked... not the latest, but 7.2.9 at least... maybe not the best solution, but one I can live with for the moment (it was February 2019).


    /J

    joximu For you, me and some other people, of course, all is possible... even using PHP 7.3.. with the current version of the PhpSwitcher plugin. We need only know Perl sufficiently... Well because too many users cannot wait the for the next i-MSCP version, I'll prepare a new PhpSwitcher version (intermediate version), which will make it possible to register PHP versions from Ondrey Sury repository, that is 5.6 up to 7.3... I'll try to do my best to deliver it tomorrow..

    Kevin B.


    Problem fixed:


    Your primary server IP address is configured manually in the /etc/network/interfaces file, but the configuration mode was set to auto in the i-MSCP database. You MUST not set the auto mode when the IP is manually configured. I've changed the mode to manual and rerun the imscp installer:


    SQL
    1. # mysql
    2. mysql> use imscp;
    3. mysql> update server_ips set ip_config_mode = 'manual' where ip_id = 1;
    Shell-Script
    1. # cd /usr/local/src/imscp-1.5.3-2018120800
    2. # perl imscp-autoinstall -dnv


    BTW: I'll review the networking configuration provider to avoid such problem.

    I'm not talking about the software repository - i know that this is not up to date.

    But I tried to use the "software-verwaltung" were I want to upload a e.g. joomla tar.gz file.

    You're talking about the software installer ;) You cannot upload an un-modified version of a software archive. Accepted software archives are those modified for the i-MSCP software installer, that is, those which provide the infrastructure (installation script and so on) for the i-MSCP software installer.


    BTW: It is planned to drop the software installer as it is not maintained. It will be replaced by a 3rd-party solution.


    TheCry Maybe you can elaborate a bit more since you're the author ;)