[SOLVED] Ftp & file management problems.

[Krisxxx]

Krisxxx Wrote:

joximu Wrote:

Krisxxx Wrote:

gOOvER Wrote:it sounds as an Hostname error what Hostname did you set?

localhost

lol

sorry, it was web1

That must be what is wrong, at the ispcp setup i entered whitestar.dk as a hostname and the hostname is web1. Can i change that in ispcp or do i have to reinstall the whole thing?

[rbtux]

web1 is not a FQDN !!! Correct that in your /etc/hosts...

[BeNe]

Quote:Someone that want to use ispcp should know how to handle such simple problems...

Thats the Point! In my eyes, Krisxxx has now more than enough hints whats wrong. And the Problem here is not ispCP.

Greez BeNe

[Krisxxx]

Its working now!!!! Thanks for your help guys. The problem was the hostname.

Give yourself a shoulder pad!!!

[gOOvER]

Krisxxx Wrote:The problem was the hostname.

We wrote it in the last 10 posts

Quote:Give yourself a shoulder pad!!!

Or you everyone a reputation

[Krisxxx]

gOOvER Wrote:

Krisxxx Wrote:The problem was the hostname.

We wrote it in the last 10 posts

Quote:Give yourself a shoulder pad!!!

Or you everyone a reputation

Has been done!!

[joximu]

rbtux Wrote:@joxi:
well you know my opinion to that topic:

We don't have to make ispcp(-setup) dummy friendly... Someone that want to use ispcp should know how to handle such simple problems...

well - I'm always sort of upset when running the setup script... so it's not only for the noobs :-)

I'll try to make a patch: if `hostname` retunrs something without a pouint, then `hostname -f` will be the default FQHN...

/J

[rbtux]

strange i never run into that problem... but if there is problem worth fixing don't hesitate ;-)