ispcp auto install for CentOS 5.5 i386

[lucian0308]

i need a script to install ispcp on CentOS 5.5 i386

can anyone help my?

[lucian0308]

i make myself one, and it is a beta

can sameone that know to look over it?

[motokochan]

Why not just follow the instructions manually? It's a complex process and unless the script can do error handling, you risk winding up with a very broken system.

[lucian0308]

(12-20-2010 09:26 AM)motokochan Wrote:  Why not just follow the instructions manually? It's a complex process and unless the script can do error handling, you risk winding up with a very broken system.

i follow that instructions but i can't get to install it
why you don't make the ispcp automated like cpanel.net ?

[motokochan]

(12-21-2010 04:11 AM)lucian0308 Wrote:  i follow that instructions but i can't get to install it

Post a topic about your troubles and someone will try to help you.

(12-21-2010 04:11 AM)lucian0308 Wrote:  why you don't make the ispcp automated like cpanel.net ?

Aside from the lack of developers (cPanel Inc. has paid developers, this project has developers that do this in their spare time), there is a wider support of OS. cPanel/WHM only supports RHEL/CentOS and FreeBSD. ispCP supports Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS/RHEL, OpenSuse, Gentoo, and FreeBSD (kinda). It's a bit harder to automate against all those platforms without having multiple download packages.

[lucian0308]

i'm not an expert
and i don't know why it don't work,
i see just it don't work

in ispcp 1.0.7 i see that are diferent files
for each OS

why you don't automate when is run
the command "Make.centos"?

and i want to know how to access the admin from ip
to cpanel.net is sameting like https://192.158.1.100/whm
what is the adress for ispcp?

[motokochan]

(12-25-2010 08:34 AM)lucian0308 Wrote:  why you don't automate when is run
the command "Make.centos"?

Because GNU Automake is a horrible, horrible solution for automating stuff like that. Potentially, a tool could be made, but there are differences between even CentOS and RHEL that would make things difficult. While anything is possible, some things are just less practical than others.

(12-25-2010 08:34 AM)lucian0308 Wrote:  and i want to know how to access the admin from ip
to cpanel.net is sameting like https://192.158.1.100/whm
what is the adress for ispcp?

It uses the DNS name you set up in the setup script.

[lucian0308]

i set to dns a local ip like 192.168.10.103

when i enter on that ip i see the apache web store

and what is the adress to ispcp

ip/admin or ip/ispcp i try all and it don't open anyting

[motokochan]

When you ran the setup script, what did you set for the server hostname and administration hostname?

[lucian0308]

(12-25-2010 05:09 PM)motokochan Wrote:  When you ran the setup script, what did you set for the server hostname and administration hostname?

i set admin."domain.com"

domain.com = one of my domains that is not pointed to my server but will by
and i want to acces the admin from ip until i point that domain