Posts by Nuxwin

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akong7777

1. Distribution and codename?
2. Screenshot?
3. Full output of the following command: perl /var/www/imscp/engine/imscp-rqst-mngr -dv?

freedom

Fixed. In order, I've done the following:

1. I've purged the mysql-server-5.5 and mysql-client-5.5 packages: apt-get purge mysql-server-5.5 mysql-client-5.5
2. I've rerun the i-MSCP installer (i-MSCP 1.5.3 version) as follows: perl imscp-autoinstall -dr sql, then when asked, I've choosen the MySQL 5.6 version. For the questions related to the SQL root user and passwod, I've answered with the i-MSCP master SQL user.

Regarding your system

You should really considere to update your system. There are many package updates available. See the output of the apt-get dist-upgrade -s command. If you do so, don't forget to rerun the i-MSCP installer (from the 1.5.3 version) once the packages update is done.

freedom

i-MSCP doesn't want install MySQL 5.5 but APT want due to previous failure ( package configuration left in inconsistent state)... Waiting for server access...

I need in order:

1. Server IP,
2. system root user password
3. MySQL root user password

freedom

• Remove the /etc/imscp/imscpOld.conf file if any
• Edit the /etc/imscp/imscp.conf file and replace:
  Code

  1. SQL_SERVER = mysql_5.5

  by

  Code

  1. SQL_SERVER = mysql_5.6
• Rerun the installer from the i-MSCP 1.5.3 version: perl imscp-autoinstall -d

freedom

For each i-MSCP vhost, there is a /etc/imscp/<domain.tld>.conf file in which you can add your own configuration. This file is created once and won't be overridden by i-MSCP. It is removed only if you remove the related domain through the control panel.

Quote from GuzmanCoello

Yes its works. How i give access our server? ssh?

Yes, you need provide us a root access to the server and also the credential for the control panel (admininistrator). Don't forget also to give us the domain name for which you want to enable Let's Encrypt. For the SSH access, you can either add our SSH key for online support (see in my signature) or send us the password.

Try to reach your website locally (from your server) using wget. If you cannot figure out alone, give us access to your server.

Quote from GuzmanCoello

We have to update to Debian 8, but this machine is in producction so we have to choise the moment. But, in any case, We hace a debian 7 with a IMSCP 1.3.16, Letsencrypt 3.2.1 (this version is from one year ago) and doesn´t work..

This version work as long as the domains are resolvable locally...

GuzmanCoello

Your're free to not upgrade but don't forget:

See https://i-mscp.net/license-agreement.html.

In you case, you need ensure that your domains are locally resolvable, that is, from the server itself.