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Install issue? - jchamb2010 - 07-10-2009 11:30 AM

I tried installing ispCp, but when i tried installing it I got the following after it sat for about 10 mins trying to create secure strings or something like that.


Code:
root@netserv:/var/www/ispcp/engine/setup# perl ispcp-setup

        Welcome to ispCP '1.0.0 OMEGA' Setup Dialog.
        This program will set up ispCP OMEGA system on your server.

        Next you are asked to enter a "fully qualified hostname" (FQHN).
        For more infos read http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/FQDN.


        Please enter a fully qualified hostname. [xxx.xxx.com]:

        Please enter system network address. [10.30.253.2]:

        Please enter the domain name where ispCP OMEGA will run on [admin.xxx.com]: admin.xxx.com

        Please enter SQL server host. [localhost]:

        Please enter system SQL database. [ispcp]:

        Please enter system SQL user. [root]:

        Please enter system SQL password. [none]:
        Please repeat system SQL password:

        Please enter ispCP ftp SQL user. [vftp]:

        Please enter ispCP ftp SQL user password. [auto generate]:

After I answer the last question and hit enter, it just sits there, are their supposed to be more questions? Or am I just supposed to let it sit there and eventually something will happen?


This server is Ubuntu 9.04 Server edition.


Thanks to anyone who helps.


RE: Install issue? - kilburn - 07-10-2009 03:15 PM

It's a problem about not enough entropy to generate passwords/keys. Open the console (not an ssh terminal) and randomly make some mouse clicks, type things, download something, whatever. This will fill the /dev/random with some entropy and then the installation will proceed normaly...


RE: Install issue? - jchamb2010 - 07-11-2009 01:48 AM

Ok I got past that, and everything went down hill from there, so i'm asuming that it's something to do with Ubuntu 9.04, and i'm going to try 8.04 instead.

If anyone has some rock solid installation instructions those would be great too.