Virtual ethernet and ispcp_network daemon

[rbtux]

@nuxwin

it's not a bad thing to questioning new things... Otherwise the panel might get blown up with a lot of stupid stuff (not saying ip management is stupid. I think this is mandatory for ipv6)

PS: Joxi does a great job supporting users. He told us several times that he don't have time for developing. I think his inputs are very valuable for the project.

[Nuxwin]

I've moved my previous answers in our internal forum.

[sseitz]

The referring bugtracker entry has no update since 3 month, only the duplicates are closed.

Does anyone know the current state of this problem?
Obviously, this hasn't been fixed in 1.0.6 since I needed to remove strange routing entries after updating some hosts from 1.0.4 / 1.0.5 to 1.0.6.

[Qwerty256]

by the way, why developer doesn't give a howto - "how to upgrade from 1.0.5 to 1.0.6 and dont replace all config files".

In 1.0.6 are just few changes so that should be easy, and now i have to reconfigure my whole system again to work with ispcp

[joximu]

Have a look in the ticket system - there's a patchfile which closes the two security wholes...
(and then you do not need to bother about your pma... :-/

/J

[sseitz]

(08-11-2010 08:34 PM)Qwerty256 Wrote:  by the way, why developer doesn't give a howto - "how to upgrade from 1.0.5 to 1.0.6 and dont replace all config files".

In 1.0.6 are just few changes so that should be easy, and now i have to reconfigure my whole system again to work with ispcp

Well, there is a HowTo in the particular docs-folder (in my case:
ispcp-omega-1.0.6/docs/Debian/INSTALL ) which also targets updates.

As an excerpt:

Quote:6) Update
---------
NOTE: ispCP ω can only be updated from post 1.0.0. If you have a
version prior 1.0.0 (final release) installed, update to ispCP ω 1.0.0 first.

Make sure you are logged in as root and MySQL is running.

1. Untar or unzip the distribution files to a secure directory:
# cd /usr/local/src
# tar xjvf ispcp-omega-1.0.6.tar.bz2

[ ... ]

this works quite well. One should only be aware of doing former changes again. (I always modify the apache and php templates in /etc/ispcp/... to fit my needs)