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[SOLVED] Does ispCP make changes "live"? - NetRat - 03-09-2012 05:15 PM
Hi dear community,
I installed ispCP which was no problem so far.
My question: Does ispCP use a central script which is making all changes (Like the Confixx Counterscript)? Or does it make it changes live, like Plesk?
Thank you in advance.
RE: Does ispCP make changes "live"? - joximu - 03-09-2012 08:04 PM
Some changes are really live - such as the ftp users, they are stored directly in the database where proftpd is reading them...
Many other things are done via the request manager - and all the engine perl scripts.
As long as the ispcp daemon is running the changes should be done in almost realtime:
when saving anything ispcp sends a message to the ispcp daemon and the daemon kicks the request manager which calls the needed engine programs to do the changes in the system.
/J
RE: Does ispCP make changes "live"? - NetRat - 03-10-2012 01:53 AM
Hi joximu,
thank you for this explanation, it will be helpful for evaluation.
Regards