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this line has added on /usr/local/etc/php5/cgi/php.ini :

zend_extension = /usr/local/ioncube/ioncube_loader_lin_5.2.so

but on installation it show error that ioncube isnt install on server
You are not installed ioncube loader properly , please use the following command to see ioncube loader ,

# php -v | grep -i ioncube

Also enable it in /usr/local/lib/php.ini

MAke sure you are using the correct 32bit or 64 bit version of ioncube loader
 
The log files of nginx is available under /usr/local/nginx/logs/ . So you can debug it easily,
 
Will it be possible in the future to only enable it per domain?
Will you support multiple IPs per domain?
 
You can send this feature request to our forum . But enable nginx for one domain is not possible .It need to listen on port 80
 
But enable nginx for one domain is not possible .It need to listen on port 80
Not exactly. You can run nginx (for example) on port 81, and use an .htaccess redirect to redirect requests for that one domain to port 81.

Jeff
 
Not exactly. You can run nginx (for example) on port 81, and use an .htaccess redirect to redirect requests for that one domain to port 81.

Jeff

But here nginx is the front end and apache is on port 8888 in danginx plugin :-D , It is possible to customize for single users , But for as a general plugin I think it is not good.
 
I should have noticed I was replying in a plugin-specific thread.

Thanks.

Jeff
 
does anyone test this web server (nginx) on share hosting service ?
 
this plugin on freebsd?

Hi, I would really like to see this work on freebsd.

nginx is available as a port on freebsd, so that part should be ok.

How about the plugin, can that be made to work on freebsd?

Any other freebsd users here who would second that?

Oliver
 
Hi, I would really like to see this work on freebsd.

nginx is available as a port on freebsd, so that part should be ok.

How about the plugin, can that be made to work on freebsd?

Any other freebsd users here who would second that?

Oliver

It is not tested in bsd. It need init scripts modifications in bsd.
 
Thanks syslint,

next question is then how to get these bsd init settings.

Would you know what & how to?

Would you want to give it a try, I could set you up on one of my freebsd servers if you like.

tnx

Oliver
 
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Directadmin Nginx Plugin version 2.0 Released

Hello,
Today we released a new version of Danginx , version 2.0 . It have the following features or bug fix.

- Pointer Domain Support :
The pointer domain feature was missing from the previous version. We added this feature to version 2.0
- Improved Debian Support :
We added more support for debian version of directadmin.

Bug fix:
Fixed autoupdate bug . So we request all current danginx users need to manually update to version 2.0 .


How to manually upgrade ?
Download the danginx version 2.0 from https://portal.syslint.com , on the download url and upload to your server . The see the following steps,
# tar -xzf danginx.2.0.tar.gz
# cd danginx/
# ./install
 
Will you provide lifetime licence.
I rather pay more per server than monthly licence
 
Will you provide lifetime licence.
I rather pay more per server than monthly licence

yes we provide life time on request . Please contact sales.
PS: We provide free license with our server management plans
 
Just use the ones from ports

So to make sure I understand:
- install nginx via ports on freebsd
- install daginx plugin

and it just simply works?

No further settings?

Thanks for the info interfasys!
 
Hello,

I tried to install plugin on some different servers;

CentOS release 5.5 (Final)
with the ionCube PHP Loader v4.0.5,

Code:
Checking for Directadmin  ..[  YES  ]
Checking for previous installation ..
Enter  License key :
Checking for supported OS  ..[  RHEL/CENTOS   ]
Checking for SED ..[  YES  ]
Checking for GREP ..[  YES  ]
[  YES  ]
Checking for Ioncube Loader for php...[  YES  ]
Installing Directadmin  Nginx Plugin...chmod: cannot access `cgi/danginx/index.html': No such file or directory
[  done  ]
Checking for autoupdate cron[  No  ]
`updatedanginx.sh' -> `/etc/cron.weekly/updatedanginx.sh'
`/usr/local/lib/php.ini' -> `/etc/danginx/php.ini'
sh: /yum: No such file or directory
sh: /cd: No such file or directory
sh: /rm: No such file or directory
sh: /rm: No such file or directory
sh: /wget: No such file or directory
sh: /tar: No such file or directory
sh: /cd: No such file or directory
Nginx installation failed , Please contact supportNginx installation failed

And why do you need to comment disable_functions?

Code:
sed -i 's/disable_functions.*/;disable_functions/g' /etc/danginx/php.ini
 
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