centos

[Seth]

so...any chance to make it work on centos 5? if yes..how?

[ProServ-UK]

ill have a check for you now i dont think so tho mate, and welcome to the forums too

[ProServ-UK]

Why dont you install debian etch or is it not your own server that you have access too ?

[Seth]

ProServ-UK Wrote:Why dont you install debian etch or is it not your own server that you have access too ?

its my server..but i don't like debian centos is much better (for me atleast)
thanks for the quick response

[ProServ-UK]

not a problem at all but IspCP is better on debian so ive been told my a secret source.... id recomend it but if you dont like it then dont worry about it im sure they will bring an install out for centos hopefully, keep checking back!

[Seth]

ProServ-UK Wrote:not a problem at all but IspCP is better on debian so ive been told my a secret source.... id recomend it but if you dont like it then dont worry about it im sure they will bring an install out for centos hopefully, keep checking back!

seems like fedora 6 and 7 are officially maintained so i guess it should work on centos too..i'll try to install it on vmware and see how it goes

[ProServ-UK]

VMware is also recomended aparantly so you maybe in with a chance, give it a try i guess no harm in it is there, besides whats the harm if it does install then you can give it a good test run before you put it to public use.... Good luck with it

[raphael]

it should work; but in any case use RC2c, as the distro-specific config files are not updated in latest trunk

[Seth]

neh..it isn't working..i get one error after another..i hope it will be officially maintained soon

[ProServ-UK]

what are the errors you get ?