Domain Status: sys_command_rs() | Ending...

[n9xcr]

Server: Ubuntu 7.04

I finally got ispCP Omega installed. It seems like I'm running into more problems, though.

I created a reseller and then a couple of clients under the reseller. I had problems creating the clients because awstats was not installed, and then I found out in another thread that awstats should be avoided until it's fully implemented. That's fine. I disabled awstats in the ispcp.conf file and deleted the two accounts, but they're still in the user list. ???

I created another user, but now I'm having a different problem...

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Status sys_command_rs() | Ending...

I want to add that the interface looks really nice!!! I just hope it's all worth it once it's installed. I'm sure it will be. It definitely looks like the best panel I've seen yet.

Thank you,
Chris

[raphael]

Quote:Status sys_command_rs() | Ending...

that doesn't mean really anything; it's just a message saying that the sys_command_rs method has done its job just fine.

You should try this: http://www.isp-control.net/ispcp/wiki/ho...nfig_files
but ignore the WHERE `XXXXXXXXX` = 'ok'; part and see what happens

[ArcAiN6]

i'm having the same issue, i've stopped the ispcp service, then ran the /var/www/ispcp/engine/ispcp-rqst-mngr command, and the status of the domain is never OK, and still states :

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    Status      sys_command_rs() | Ending...

after doing the following command:

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cat /var/log/ispcp/ispcp-dmn-mngr.stderr

i'm prompted with the following:

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/usr/bin/touch: cannot touch `/var/www/scoreboards/domain-name.com': No such file or directory

(obviously i've switched my domain name for domain-name.com)

i manually did mkdir /var/www/scoreboards

repeated the process, and it still says the same error as abouve about no such file or directory..

so i tried to manually touch /var/www/scoreboards/domain-name.com

this didn't fix it, so i removed the file, and did a makedir named domain-name.com... still didn't fix it.. i then checked to make sure /usr/bin/touch was there.. it is, as well as in /bin/touch so i edited the ispcp.conf to make /usr/bin/touch become /bin/touch and retried the previous steps.. still no go.. i then replaced the altered entry in the config file to again use /usr/bin/touch..

now i'm waiting to see if a fix / solution to my issue is anywhere to be found.

[joximu]

It's great if you post the same problem in several froums... see installation
the request manager does not do anything if the status is not set correctly