Posts by Nuxwin

Don't install it. It will not work.

Regarding the duplicate, you need remove the imscp_roundcube database, then reconfigure again.

Remove the related row in the plugin table:

Trigger a reconfiguration: perl /var/www/imscp/engine/setup/imscp-reconfigure -dnv

You cannot. We need release a new version of the plugin but with have other priorities ATM. Not that the PEAR directory is not managed by us.

Admin_IMS

Please make use of bbcode [code] bla bla bla [/code] tags to surround your copy-paste.

Please do the following:

1. Edit the /etc/imscp/imscp.conf file and enable the debug mode by setting the DEBUG variable to 1
2. Go to the plugin management interface and do a retry for the LetsEncrypt plugin
3. Provide us with the full plugin module log that you can find in the /var/log/imscp directory

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yes

root@imscp:~# apt upgrade

Reading package lists... Done

Building dependency tree

Reading state information... Done

Calculating upgrade... Done

0 upgraded, 0 newly installed, 0 to remove and 0 not upgraded.

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Please provide us all relevant information. See my previous answer.

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Hi,

I just purchased the Letsenrypt PlugIn.

The installation fails with:

Code

1. Plugin::LetsEncrypt::enable: E: Unable to correct problems, you have held broken packages. at /var/www/imscp/gui/plugins/LetsEncrypt/backend/LetsEncrypt.pm line 266.

thx and regards

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Please provide us with all information: Reporting rules - Reminder

PEAR repository is broken.

Good morning,

There is an i-MSCP listener file for that purpose. Assuming that you're using latest i-MSCP version, you can grab the listener file at https://github.com/i-MSCP/imsc…x/10_postfix_smarthost.pl

In order you need to:

1. Upload the listener file into the /etc/imscp/listeners.d directory
2. Edit the listener file to fills configuration variables
3. Rerun the i-MSCP installer to apply changes: perl imscp-autoinstall -danv

Good evening,

The fact is that with latest i-MSCP version, you should not use the PanelRedirect plugin which was deprecated in favour of the Redirect (proxy) feature that is integrated in core. You can find more information there:

The PanelRedirect plugin will be soon abandoned and therefore, no longer maintained.

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I do it ever since. Just leave the bind alone, change /etc/resolv.conf according to your needs.

When there might be a solution that 2 i-MSCP will play nicely together als master/slave I'll give it a try, but so for I stay mit my registrars DNS.

When you install i-MSCP, several dialogs boxes are presented to you for the DNS server. One of them ask you which server you want to use. Currently, you have choice between Bind9 and external server. If you choose external server, bind9 will not be installed. You can also change that by using reconfiguration option: imscp-autoinstall --debug --reconfigure named

However, even if you install bind9, you should normally be able to activate external mail feature for a specific domain (including subdomains). This can be done through the customer interface when the external mail feature is enabled for it. Then, once activated, the customer need to add its own DNS MX record (with highter priority) through the custom DNS record interface.