Pro Install

[discretehost]

HI,

I read somewhere in the forum that it's possible to have Ispcp omega professionally installed for a fee? Just wondering if that service is available and if so, how much it costs?

I've had a few attempts at installing myself but cannot get ISPCP running, despite the numerous workarounds in the forums. I'm about ready to give up and move on to another package, but thought I'd consider this option.

Thanks

[joximu]

Please write down, what sort of OS and Server you have - because this is relevant (BSD != Debian != CentOS etc) and also a vServer is maybe a littlebit trickier than a real server.

/Joxi

[merykonil]

Make sure you are logged in as root.

1. Untar or unzip the distribution files to a secure directory:

# cd /root
# tar -xjvf ispcp-omega-1.0.0-rc2c.tar.bz2

2. Change to the newly created directory:

# cd ./ispcp-1.0.0

If you use a nightly build:

# cd web/svn/nightly

3.a

Note: Don't forget to add the non-free repository to your Debian apt sources list:

Example:

# stable
deb "http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/" stable main contrib non-free
deb "http://security.debian.org/" stable/updates main contrib non-free

ONLY FOR SARGE If you want PHP5 support in Debian Sarge add these extra lines to your /etc/apt/sources.list file:

deb "http://dotdeb.pimpmylinux.org/ " oldstable all

3.b Install the required modules

for Debian you can use apt-get:

# apt-get update && apt-get upgrade
# apt-get install `cat ./docs/Debian/debian-packages-$YOUR-SYSTEM`

where $YOUR-SYSTEM is either etch or sarge

When you get the courier screen select no to web directories.
When you get to the postfix screen select internet site
If you set debian up correctly on install your domain should be already on screen.
If not, put it in without the 'www.' portion(i.e. yourdomain.com)
Select yes when asked if you would like to continue installing without maildirs
Select no to force sync updates.
When you get to the proftpd screen, select standalone (Daemon under Sarge)

4. Build the system by using make (for Debian):

# make install

For other distros check the name of the Makefile's. E.g, for Ubuntu use:

# make -f Makefile.ubuntu install

For Fedora:

# make -f Makefile.fedora install

Same is for all other supported distributions.

5. Copy all the directories into the system (you may want to make backups)

# cp -Rv /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0/* /

PS Fedora Core 7 users - Check Known issues before continuing to step 6!

6. Now it's time to set up the system. Change into the engine/setup directory:

# cd /var/www/ispcp/engine/setup

6a. Set the MySQL password, if not set:

# mysqladmin -u root password YOUR_PASSWORD

7. Start the engine setup:

# perl ./ispcp-setup

8. Clean the temporary installation directory:

# rm -fR /tmp/ispcp-1.0.0

9. That's it!