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Update

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There are two ways of update ispCP Ï‰



1. Untar or unzip the distribution files to a secure directory:

    # cd /root

    # tar xjvf ispcp1.0.0-omega.tar.bz2



2. Change to the newly created directory:

    # cd ./ispcp1.0.0



3. Install the required modules

   first update your system:

    # apt-get update && apt-get upgrade



   for Debian Sarge please use:

    # apt-get install `cat ./docs/Debian/debian-packages-sarge`

   for Debian Etch please use:

       # apt-get install `cat ./docs/Debian/debian-packages-etch`

   for Debian Lenny/Sid please use:

       # apt-get install `cat ./docs/Debian/debian-packages-lenny`



   Make sure you have added the non-free into your /etc/apt/sources.list:



   deb     http://ftp.debian.org/debian/            etch         main contrib non-free

   deb     http://security.debian.org/              etch/updates main contrib non-free



   If using Sarge, make sure you have added the following backport into your

   /etc/apt/sources.list:



    # backports

    deb     http://dotdeb.pimpmylinux.org/          sarge          all





    (when you get to the courier screen select 'no' to web directories)

    (when you get to the postfix screen select 'internet site' and then type 'root'

    for mail. If you've set debian up correctly on install your domain should be

    already on screen. Select 'no' to force sync updates.)

    (when you get to the proftpd screen, select 'standalone')

    (when you get to the rootkithunter screen, select two time 'yes')



a) via install script

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4a. Start the script and follow the install instructions (currently not available):

    # ./ispcp-setup.sh



After that go to step 12.



b) manually

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4b. You have to set up some configuration variables for your linux distribution.

    ispCP Ï‰ is preconfigurated for Debian 4.0 Etch.

    If you're using another distribution please check, if config files exist in

    ./configs/dists and use/change them.



    Check the ispcp.conf and adapt it to your requirements.

    An overview over the variables you can find in the FAQ on

    http://isp-control.net



5. Build the System by using make:

    # make install



6. Save key files

    # cp -v /var/www/ispcp/engine/ispcp-db-keys.pl /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/www/ispcp/engine/

    # cp -v /var/www/ispcp/engine/messager/ispcp-db-keys.pl /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/www/ispcp/engine/messager

    # cp -v /var/www/ispcp/gui/include/ispcp-db-keys.php /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/www/ispcp/gui/include/

    # cp -v /var/www/ispcp/gui/tools/pma/config.inc.php /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/www/ispcp/gui/tools/pma/config.inc.php



7. Copy /usr and /var directories into your system (you may make backups)

    # cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/usr/* /usr/

    # cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/var/* /var/



8. Backup ispcp.conf and copy the /etc dircetory into your system (you may make backups):

    # mv -v /etc/ispcp/ispcp.conf /etc/ispcp/ispcp.old.conf

    # cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/etc/* /etc/



9. Now it's time to update your installation. Change into the engine directory:

    # cd /var/www/ispcp/engine/setup



10. Start the engine update:

    # perl ispcp-update



11. Update ispCP Ï‰ step-by-step



    If you get no error, all went good; if you get one, look at

    http://isp-control.net to solve the problem.



12. Clean the temporary folders:

    # rm -fR /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0