From: <ya...@qw...> - 2004-06-24 08:47:05
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Dear all, The init-script is no problem at all, see attachments! /etc/init.d/webcp -> starts the webcp daemon, nothing fancy, just make sure you change DAEMONDIR accordingly! It should be installdirofwebcp/server/, given that webcp.php (the daemon) still resides in that directory. /etc/init.d/apache-webcp -> starts an apache instant for webcp, the daemon is /usr/sbin/apache-webcp, create it with the following command: ln -s /usr/sbin/apache /usr/sbin/apache-webcp Now the proper way of starting these scripts at boot-time on Debian is: update-rc.d webcp defaults update-rc.d apache-webcp defaults Good luck with it! -- Best regards, Yavuz Aydin Qweb Internet Services Citeren Justin <ju...@li...>: > From: <lup...@gm...> > > WebCP works fine but i have some problems... server status don't show the > service that are up... and other little bug... > > Anyone that can help me to write a doc for installing webcp under debian > woody? > > The instructions I have written here: > http://redhat.hostinghacks.net/webcp.html don't actually depend on redhat > very much. All software is compiled from source and the only place you > should run into problems if you try it on Debian is with the init scripts. > So if you tweak the init scripts for Debian (or just omit them and start > webcp manually) I think it should work. I will download Debian this week and > start a new forum at forum.hostinghacks.net for Debian information. If you > want to try to run through it and post where there are problems then I will > try to fix them. > > j@ckrabbit |