ispcp without iptables?

[FidiBus]

hi,
is there a version wich don´t use iptables?

or is it possible to run ispcp with deactivated ispcp_networks?
(if i don´t care the stats)



thank you

[kilburn]

Just remove the ispcp_network service from your system's default startup. Done. (you are left without server stats, obviously)

[olindata]

(09-08-2009 09:03 PM)kilburn Wrote:  Done. (you are left without server stats, obviously)

When you say server stats, what does that mean exactly?

[joximu]

IMHO it's the global statistics of traffic:
not the domain specific but the global (only visible for the ispcp-admin). Partly split by ports...

There should no other drawbacks.

/J

[olindata]

(09-08-2009 10:13 PM)joximu Wrote:  IMHO it's the global statistics of traffic:
not the domain specific but the global (only visible for the ispcp-admin). Partly split by ports...

There should no other drawbacks.

/J

Good, I disabled it. I don't like an automated script mess with my iptables

[FidiBus]

(09-08-2009 09:03 PM)kilburn Wrote:  Just remove the ispcp_network service from your system's default startup. Done. (you are left without server stats, obviously)

will not work.
added a reseller = ok
added a user = hangs on user_add3.php
ispcp collapsed
vps restart
admin login = ok
switch to user = xxx.mine.xxx's account status is not ok!

admin- ispcp-debugger = 3 Execute requests (click)= system hangs and collapsed

vsp-restart
so there is may more to do i think.

[gOOvER]

That has nothing to do with iptables, thats an error of 1.0.2

[kilburn]

update to lastest trunk, you're most probably using a version which had a bug in the locking code (provoking these "hangs").

@g00vER: No it's not. It's an error from a trunk version between 1.0.2 and current trunk

[FidiBus]

exactly the same installation works like a charm on another vps where iptable are enabled.
the only diff. between those 2 vps is:
the one with iptables = 1 processor
the one without iptables = 8 processors

both have debian lenny 64bit (exactly the same setup)
i think i´ll take a look on both ispcp databases to find the diff. and merge the vhosts.
then i see more.

[joximu]

I'm also pretty sure that it's not the iptables...

what versions (trunk releases) do you run?

/J