Beiträge von ñull

  • Mailbox "unlimited" quota

    When using API how to set the quota when you want let a mailbox use all available storage space, only limited by the contract quota? Or is that not possible? I attempt to write a migration script and the previous CP would allow the value unlimited. What internal validation is there in HostingMailboxAdd? Would it do strict accounting of the available mail space in the contract? If so, I would need to do the same accounting in my script.

  • api HostingDomainAdd missing HTTP Access options

    In the API description of this command you can only set the "Webspace, server path" and "Webspace disabled" by either setting the parameter web or leaving it Null. How do you set by API any of the other options available?:


    *Redirect with its three options select box and destination field
    *Application


    Specially the first can be important when you want to write migration script from other control panels.

  • Manual DNS set-up

    A friend helps me setting up bind DNS zones. He offers me a secondary DNS, but when looking at the configuration in /etc/bind/named.conf.options he could not agree with what LC did there. Since full DNS support is still in development I will not pass on his comments yet.


    For now I would like to deactivate LC controlling the DNS. Is there a way to bring LC back to the initial state that it does not control bind? This would be a good feature to add to LC anyhow, a button to deactivate the control of a service.


    Will there be a LUA script to customise DNS configuration?

  • SSH und Userrechte

    Für "mc" braucht man etwas mehr:


    Code
    export HOME="${HOME}/priv" HISTFILE="${HOME}/priv/.bash_history" XDG_CONFIG_HOME="${HOME}/priv/.config" XDG_CACHE_HOME="${HOME}/priv/.cache"  XDG_DATA_HOME="${HOME}/priv


    Viel zeit verloren das herauszubekommen. Die Reparaturarbeit wird daher immer größer weil wir abgewichen sind von den Linux Standardverfahren. Konfigurationsdateien sollten in /etc bewahrt werden und der User sollte in seine Home schreiben können.


    Mehr Information über XDG Variablen findet man hier.

  • SSH und Userrechte

    Diese Lösung ist auch nicht vollkommen. Ich habe gerade bemerkt dass noch immer "mc" seine datei im vorherige home abspeichern will:

    Zitat

    echo "${HOME} ${HISTFILE}"
    /var/www/web1/priv /var/www/web1/priv/.bash_history
    mc
    Cannot create /var/www/web1/.local/share/mc directory

  • Localize AWstats

    I just managed to get Awstats going. Unfortunately my clients will not understand the results because everything is in German. Is there an work around for this? Best would be when liveconfig sets this and when it would follow the user's language as set in preferences.

  • Upgrade Documentation or Detection

    Please add to the documentation that after upgrade of database / mail / web server packages to make sure that LC was restarted afterwards.


    I did a apt-get upgrade and LC, apache and mysql were upgraded in that order. LC did restart but it was before apache and mysql were upgraded. I did not realise this and database and web server became unavailable in LC. To be sure I did the manual restart with liveconfig -k and then it worked again.


    Beside documentation, it would be interesting when LC could detect itself if there was an upgrade of software and just reload the necessary data.

  • Grenzen bei der E-Mail Konfiguration?

    Heute fand ich diese Instruktionen für Mailman unter Debian. Sollte wahrscheinlich auch unter meinen Ubuntu funktionieren und anscheinend nicht sehr Kompliziert.


    Meine frage ist, wenn ich das so ausführen würde für einer meine Kunden, was passiert dann nachher, wenn Mailman oder eine andere Lösung in LC integriert wird? Wann ich meine Kunden zu LiveConfig umziehe, will ich sie nicht nachher belästigen mit noch mal eine Änderung. Ich meine, können wir wenigstens wissen welche Mailinglist Lösung Kepler IT unterstützen wird? Das schönste wäre wenn dazu etwas im Roadmap erscheint.

  • SSH und Userrechte

    Ich sollte dafür eigentlich /etc/skel einsetzen können, aber leider hat Liveconfig anscheinend nicht den Standard useradd benützt.


    Ich würde bevorzugen zurück zu kehren zum Standard mit Benutzerverzeichnis in /home/ und benützung van useradd um die Behauptung "Minimalinvasiv" wieder wahr zu machen.

  • Feature request: Home folder write permission

    So the answer is that "LiveConfig" will not change the configuration structure and therefore we will need to implement this work around?


    That, i.m.h.o. is not according to LiveConfig's claim (from your frontpage):

    Zitat

    Minimal-invasive


    Server configuration files are modified as conservative as possible. Their structure remains in the way it is typical for your distribution.


    In standard Linux you can change everything in your home directory. The home directory is yours and you determine what you can do with it and it is always under /home/. That is the idea of ownership in Linux. In that context changing location and making it read-only is intrusive. The way it is implemented makes it impossible for the user to create off-site folders, that in some web applications are needed to create a secure file system. These are all restrictions that need to be "worked around" if you let LC be as intrusive as it is at the moment.

  • xcache and liveconfig

    Zitat von WebOscar

    xcache will not run under FastCGI if mod_fcgid is used, which is - for any reason - almost the default. It will run well, if FastCGI is used with mod_fastcgi, as long mod_fastcgi has a proper setup! What mod you are using for FastCGI?


    What I see is that fcgid is installed:


    Code
    dpkg --get-selections|grep fcgi
libapache2-mod-fcgid                            install


    Beside that I don't see anything related. How would I check? Remember I am using Ubuntu 11.10 here. Should I use another distribution or version?