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Installation Problem - mmueller-87 - 02-04-2013 05:22 AM Dear Community, I have a problem with the installation of ispCP Control Panel. I have Ubuntu 12.10 and have already installed the following packages: - Including mcrypt php5 modules - Apache 2 Web Server - phpmyadmin - Mysql-server - Including Perl modules (MIME :: Parser etc. ..) Now I get a different installation (perl ispcp-setup) the following error message: Starting ispCP installation * Stopping all services: ... [ Done ] Pre-installation tasks for Ubuntu /bin/grep: /etc/default/postgrey: Datei oder Verzeichnis nicht gefunden * Nothing to do... [ Done ] System checks * Mysql server connection: [ Done ] Services setup * ispCP users and groups: [ Done ] * ispCP directories: [ Done ] * ispCP main configuration file: [ Done ] * ispCP database: [ Done ] * ispCP default language table: [ Done ] * ispCP default SQL data: [ Done ] * ispCP system hosts file: [ Done ] * ispCP system resolver: [ Done ] * ispCP crontab file: [ Done ] * ispCP Bind9 main configuration file: [ Failed ] [FATAL] An error occurred during setup process! Correct it and re-run this program. Log files are stored in /var/log/ispcp/setup You can also find help at http://isp-control.net/forum In the appendix of this paper I have appended the log file. Sorry for my bad English. RE: Installation Problem - FeG - 02-07-2013 07:38 PM Hi, the error log states that the file /etc/bind/named.conf cannot be created. Is BIND installed and the folder /etc/bind/ existing? Do you run the setup as root? Best, FeG RE: Installation Problem - goov - 02-08-2013 06:41 AM Schau mal hier her: -> http://goo.gl/0Fs42 Der Forrk läuft ohne Probleme ![]() RE: Installation Problem - joximu - 02-09-2013 12:37 AM check the packages you need to install: ubuntu-packages-lucid it's not the newest, but maybe more than nothing... Maybe also consult the list for debian squeeze... /Joxi |