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aboyz

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Hi,

Installation with redhat 9.0

Everythings runs ok until the end. I get this.

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* All parts have been installed *
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Type: service httpd restart
./install.sh: line 190: 26496 Segmentation fault ./directadmin i
./install.sh: line 193: 26497 Segmentation fault ./directadmin p

What should i do?

I mean obvious there is some errors. How do i fix those errors. Or how do i log into my admin and find out if everything is working fine or not?

thanks
 
Check /var/log/directadmin/error.log for any further information. Did you restart apache / DirectAdmin?

Chris
 
chris

There is nothing in

/var/log/directadmin/error.log

I did restart apache.
as the apache is working on the browser.

How do i restart directadmin?

thanks
 
# service directadmin start

to check its current status

# service directadmin status

Chris
 
No good.

Hi,

I'm getting this error..

[root@cp directadmin]# service directadmin start
Starting DirectAdmin: [FAILED]

So what should i do now?

Please help me as I would like to get my directadmin up and running..
 
Check the log file now.... there should be something... hopefully

Chris
 
Nope.

Chris,

Nothing in the

/var/log/directadmin/

nothing in there :(

What should i do. I tried to run the setup.sh again

but same error at the bottom..

pleaes help in anyway
 
No reply yet?

Hi,

I was wondering if I need to enable anything or install anything on my NEW REDHAT 9.0 OS before i run the setup.sh?

Well it told me to up2date -u gcc

In which i did..

So I would guess thats all i need right?
 
To check whats up2date and whats not run

up2date -l

since DirectAdmin is not installed you may later get problems if you run a general -u command.

Chris
 
this is what i got

This is what i got when i ran

up2date -l

########################################

Fetching rpm headers...
########################################

Name Version Rel
----------------------------------------------------------
bash 2.05b 20.1
coreutils 4.5.3 19.0.2
glibc 2.3.2 27.9.7
glibc-common 2.3.2 27.9.7
gnupg 1.2.1 9
iproute 2.4.7 7.90.1
nfs-utils 1.0.1 3.9
nscd 2.3.2 27.9.7
openssh 3.5p1 11
openssh-clients 3.5p1 11
openssh-server 3.5p1 11
openssl 0.9.7a 20
openssl-devel 0.9.7a 20
pam_smb 1.1.6 9.9
perl 5.8.0 88.3
redhat-config-network-tui 1.2.15 1
rhpl 0.93.4 1
rsync 2.5.7 0.9
tcpdump 3.7.2 1.9.1
unzip 5.50 33
up2date 3.1.23.2 1

The following Packages were marked to be skipped by your configuration:

Name Version Rel Reason
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
kernel 2.4.20 24.9 Pkg name/pattern
kernel-smp 2.4.20 24.9 Pkg name/pattern

Does this seem normal??
 
Are you running a dual processor server?

From the look of that list you should be safe to run an up2date -u

Chris
 
Nope

Nope..

No dual proccessor.

Normal..

P4 2.6
1GIG RAM.
120 GIG HD.

I don't see anything wrong with it

should i do a update with up2date -u


because all i did was up2date -u gcc
 
How do I reinstall setup.sh

How do i reinstall directadmin?

do i just run the setup.sh again?

Or is there any special way i need to do it?

thanks
 
same thing

Same thing

I ran setup.sh again

and gave me the same error :(

What should i do to fix this Please....

I'm pulling my HAIR OUT!!
 
I dont recommend runnung setup.sh again.. seen this cause more problems previously...... if i were you just give John or Mark a bit of time to get onto the case!

Chris
 
Please login to your client account and look at the license -- make sure the OS in the license is the same as your server OS -- an OS mismatch causes 99.9% of all DA segfaults.

If the OS is indeed incorrect, e-mail us so we can update the license for you. If it is not OS-related, then we'd need your root info to see what is going on.

Thanks

Mark
 
I did email them

Hi

I did email someone at support and submited a trouble ticket but no response yet :(

I also gave them root to see what is going on. as this is a new installed OS redhat 9.0

I don't see any prboelm..
 
Hi again,

I checked your license and it was for 7.2 -- I changed it over to 9.0 and you should be good to gow now. Just run setup.sh again :)

Mark
 
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