How to change proftpd to pure-ftpd in custombuild?

Richard G

Richard G

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I've seen this is possible now, but no support in the help section yet or no explanation howto.

In my options.conf both proftpd and pureftpd = no.

How can I change from proftpd to pure-ftpd?
I presume I have to change to "no" with pure-ftpd in the options.conf to "yes" but what do I do next?

Or must it be done completely different? And what about the deinstallation of proftpd, does that work automatically?

And anybody a clue how I can change from custombuild 1.1 to custombuild 2.2?
 
Oh there is only 1.2? I thought there was also a 2.2, but thank you, that is the answer to my question, didn't thing it would be that simple.:)
Should there not be another command after ./build update? Because there are some changes between 1.1 and 1.2 aren't there?
 
Hmmz.. that's odd.
In your previous reply you said changing 1.1 to 1.2 in options.conf and do a ./build update should do it.

I read the article before but then I thought there was a 2.2 version (which there isn't).

But there it says this:
Code: 
cd /usr/local/directadmin
wget http://files.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/1.2/custombuild.tar.gz
tar xvzf custombuild.tar.gz
cd custombuild
./build
And ./build update_data
and ./build all d

At this time I only changed 1.1 to 1.2 in the options.conf and did a ./build update like you wrote in your previous answer.
So do I still have to do the ./build update_data and ./build all d stuff according to the article? No need to download the 1.2 custombuild tar.gz?

Those things are not quite clear to me in the article.
 
Both variants are possible. The lines you're talking about are under the header "How to install custombuild?". Why should you worry about, if you have it already installed?

I gave you a recommendation, which I have tested personally. That worked for me.

I don't know why do you want to move to 1.2 version. If you want to update software, of course you'll need to run at least

Code: 
./build versions

to get a list of installed software and its versions, and what versions are available.
 
The lines you're talking about are under the header "How to install custombuild?". Why should you worry about, if you have it already installed?
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Yes but the lines I'm talking about are specifically under the 1.2 section. With first install of custombuild, the 1.1 custombuild will be installed. So I worried about it because I wanted to know sure I made no mistakes by changing from 1.1 tot 1.2.
I didn't know for sure that both variants would do the same.

I don't know why do you want to move to 1.2 version.
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Because it already supports php 5.3 and has build in Exim update for example.
The reason is that this time I installed it on a VPS, so we can test it this way without problems and if we are satisfied we can also use 1.2 on other servers, which are production environments.

Seems the change to 1.2 worked oke because it says Installed version of MySQL: 5.1.58 and Installed version of PHP (CLI): 5.3.8.

So seems that question is answered, thank you for the help!
 
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