to generate a new password for a successfull update, do following:
1. follow the upgrade howto (for debian:
http://isp-control.net/documentation/sta...ade/debian )
2. in step 5 leave out the backup of ispcp-db-keys.pl and ispcp-db-keys.php - as they are gone
3. open file /var/www/ispcp/engine/ispcp-db-passwd. search for:
Code:
} else {
$upass_current = read_password('Please Enter Your Current Password:');
if ($upass_current ne $check_with) {
print STDERR ">>> Entered password does not match. Please try again !\n";
return (1, '');
}
$upass = read_password('Please Enter Your New Database Password:');
and
comment these lines as following:
Code:
} else {
$upass_current = read_password('Please Enter Your Current Password:');
# if ($upass_current ne $check_with) {
# print STDERR ">>> Entered password does not match. Please try again !\n";
# return (1, '');
# }
$upass = read_password('Please Enter Your New Database Password:');
3. before step 9 of the upgrade-howto, set a new mysql-password and/or new mysql-user for ispcp - to do so, follow the how-to:
http://isp-control.net/documentation/how...ge_db_pass
4. now open the /etc/ispcp.conf, copy the db_password to clipboard (strg+c)
5. open /etc/ispcp.old.conf, replace the old db_password with the copied one (strg+v)
6. now continue with step 9 of the upgrade-howto.
the upgrade now should work !
have luck!