wila
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Hi,
I moved a host from CentOS to debian 11 recently and was having trouble to get DirectAdmin to recognize the host OS.
It kept on saying "linux_amd64" even when I tried adding the OS to directadmin.conf
eg.
After a
and restarting directadmin, I would still end up with "linux_amd64".
Nothing helped, but since I had virtually no issues.. I let it go for now.
Today I had problems compiling the latest clamav 0.104.2 and I figured to try again to get the hostOS detection fixed.
So I followed the steps from https://docs.directadmin.com/direct...tml#manual-update-using-cli-and-helper-script yet another time.
Removed the os_override, tried again.. nope, no success.
Then I noticed that there's a special CLI way underneath that article. One where you have ALL control.
I do like the sound of that!
Hmm.. that sounds familiar...
Right.. so I changed the above to "OS_SLUG=debian10_amd64" and now it DID download a directadmin binary zipped up and I was able to switch to debian10
Not perfect, but closer to debian11 than a linux_amd64
With that I was able to compile Clamav 104.2
Hope this helps someone out there.
I moved a host from CentOS to debian 11 recently and was having trouble to get DirectAdmin to recognize the host OS.
It kept on saying "linux_amd64" even when I tried adding the OS to directadmin.conf
eg.
Code:
os_override=Debian%2011%2064
Code:
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# ./getDA.sh current
###################################################################################################################################### 100.0%
Update Successful.Nothing helped, but since I had virtually no issues.. I let it go for now.
Today I had problems compiling the latest clamav 0.104.2 and I figured to try again to get the hostOS detection fixed.
So I followed the steps from https://docs.directadmin.com/direct...tml#manual-update-using-cli-and-helper-script yet another time.
Removed the os_override, tried again.. nope, no success.
Then I noticed that there's a special CLI way underneath that article. One where you have ALL control.
I do like the sound of that!
Code:
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# CHANNEL=current
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# OS_SLUG=debian11_amd64
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# COMMIT=$(dig +short -t txt "$CHANNEL-version.directadmin.com" | sed 's|.*commit=\([0-9a-f]*\).*|\1|')
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# FILE="directadmin_${COMMIT}_${OS_SLUG}.tar.gz"
root@myhostname:/usr/local/directadmin/scripts# curl --location --progress-bar --connect-timeout 10 "https://download.directadmin.com/${FILE}" --output "/root/${FILE}"
###################################################################################################################################### 100.0%
root@myhostname:~# tar xzf "/root/${FILE}" -C /usr/local/directadmin
gzip: stdin: not in gzip format
tar: Child returned status 1
tar: Error is not recoverable: exiting nowHmm.. that sounds familiar...
Code:
root@myhostname:~# cat directadmin_9a6798b0fb610c91775c580114a7101d8cad6fbf_debian11_amd64.tar.gz
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?><Error><Code>AccessDenied</Code><BucketName>download-directadmin</BucketName><RequestId>tx00000000000016ecb6751-0061e2d445-18008f82-nyc3c</RequestId><HostId>18008f82-nyc3c-nyc3-zg03</HostId></Error>Right.. so I changed the above to "OS_SLUG=debian10_amd64" and now it DID download a directadmin binary zipped up and I was able to switch to debian10
Not perfect, but closer to debian11 than a linux_amd64
With that I was able to compile Clamav 104.2
Hope this helps someone out there.
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