ispcp-update from ispcp-omega-trunk-20091207

[Nuxwin]

Re ;

First, have you run the" make" process before run the ispcp-update script ?

Normally, the new version of the file 'fastcgi_ispcp.conf' who's provided by ispCP is copied from the package into the "/tmp/ispcp/etc/ispcp/apache" directory during the "make" process :

configs/ubuntu/apache/Makefile file:

Code:

...

    # Ubuntu 7.04?
    if [ $(RELEASE) = 'feisty' ] ; then \
        cp ./fastcgi2.conf $(SYSTEM_CONF)/apache/fastcgi_ispcp.conf ; \
    else \
        cp ./fastcgi.conf $(SYSTEM_CONF)/apache/fastcgi_ispcp.conf ; \
    fi
    cp ./fcgid_ispcp.conf $(SYSTEM_CONF)/apache/fcgid_ispcp.conf
...

And after, you must copy all content of directory "/tmp/ispcp/etc" in your directory "/etc" as described in the INSTALL file :

docs/Ubuntu/INSTALL file:

Code:

5) Update
.....
10. Backup ispcp.conf and copy the /etc directory into your system (you may make backups):
    # sudo mv -v /etc/ispcp/ispcp.conf /etc/ispcp/ispcp.old.conf
    # sudo cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp/etc/* /etc/
...

So, if the file doesn't exist, we have three possible explaination :

1. You haven't executed the "make" process and you haven't copied the directories in your root system files before run the script ispcp-update ;
or
2. For Ubuntu, the file copy fails during the make process ;
or
3. After the make process, you've forgot to copy the directory "/tmp/ispcp/etc" in your root system files as indicated in the INSTALL file.


Since I do not know the real nature of your problem, I suggest you simply copy manually the file "fastcgi.conf" or "fastcgi2.conf" ( depending of your Ubuntu CodeName ) from ispCP package in "/etc/ispcp/apache/fastcgi_ispcp.conf" and re-execute the script "/var/www/ispcp/engine/setup/ispcp-update".


Cheers ;

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(12-16-2009 04:14 AM)bsn Wrote:  Sorry

I forgot to do the command
cp Makefile.ubuntu Makefile

Re ;

hey hey, OK

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