Re: [IPCop-devel] setreservedports after restore

[Guenter <li...@gk...>]

Eric,
Am 29.05.2010 12:17, schrieb Eric Oberlander:
> On 29 May 2010 11:02, Eric Oberlander<eri...@gm...>  wrote:
>> Presumably, we don't want to restrict ourselves by including
>> httpd.conf in a backup file. It may need to be overwritten in a future
>> update?
>>
>> setreservedports.pl currently reads the existing gui port number from
>> /var/ipcop/main/settings, and uses that to change the apache port.
>> That is why the script is failing for you, as the oldport/existing
>> port in httpd.conf is different, and the sed command is failing.
>>
>> Perhaps setreservedports.pl could be altered so that $oldport is read
>> from httpd.conf, or the $oldport regex is replaced by something more
>> general, such as [0-9]+, or \d{2,5}, or similar/better?
>
> Or, regex the line in httpd.conf with Listen, that is _not_ 'Listen
> 81' might be better.
I believe the problem is here not that the setreservedports script fails 
but that a previously created backup set doesnt work right after 
restore, leaving the installation in a state where GUI access is not 
possible.
I think the restore process needs to take care of any settings, and push 
them into the proper places after restore - that means that after 
restore a script needs to be fired which reads /var/ipcop/main/settings 
and puts the Listen ports into httpd.conf.

Gün.