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What happens on 1/1/2022 with current FreeBSD Servers running DirectAdmin?
Not me but you can run and have some configs together with that script(s) some may need to change some settings and have to run build before to move or backup and restore to other servers / versions.CustomBuild script will stop working completely.
I don't know what you are saying. I would just need to backup from within DA on the old server and restore to the new as far as I know. Any adaptations would happen on import. Do you see anything wrong with that?Not me but you can run and have some configs together with that script(s) some may need to change some settings and have to run build before to move or backup and restore to other servers / versions.
Could be not sure , i mean if you have (very) old versions ( or even old not used anymore in newer configs and settings for some) on that box in use live ,( apache , php, mysql) it could be better if possible to update them before on that old box ( so before you do the backups to migrate) and for some settings then you need build, i am not sure custombuild.I don't know what you are saying. I would just need to backup from within DA on the old server and restore to the new as far as I know. Any adaptations would happen on import. Do you see anything wrong with that?
makes me sad...CustomBuild script will stop working completely.
I agree. On the other hand I'm working on 2022 Server and MSSQL.makes me sad...
Makes me even sadder.. Testing out your MS path?2022 Server and MSSQL.
It's for a customer in a private cluster, but yes, and learning in the mean time. I'll still be using DirectAdmin for a while though, including the AlmaLinux.Makes me even sadder.. Testing out your MS path?
So you chose that one? I will maybe try rocky linux in about 6 months.the AlmaLinux.
Oh customers.. Someday I might have a few more.. Its more of a hobby per the government for me..customer in a private cluster
AlmaLinux looks like the heir-apparent to me. They have quite a few integrations. They have to behave with Rocky out there. There is nothing life-changing about switching when they are both tailing Red Hat.So you chose that one? I will maybe try rocky linux in about 6 months.
Oh customers.. Someday I might have a few more.. Its more of a hobby per the government for me..
I’d suggest using command-line commands to create directadmin-compatible backups.I have seven servers running FreeBSD and want to move them to AlmaLinux within the coming week. One of them has Expired and I just cannot get to the Control Panel to even backup the domains, can login but then you get License Expired and rather unfortunately DA has not answered me.
used ./getLicense etc to refresh or update the License key but no luck.
Any Help please guys
Thanx very much will work on those toniteI’d suggest using command-line commands to create directadmin-compatible backups.
Hello I tried using the manual commands but cannot find the admin-backup command and thus am stuck, have looked around to resolve, please helpI’d suggest using command-line commands to create directadmin-compatible backups.
You may do the backup using command-line, like this:Hello I tried using the manual commands but cannot find the admin-backup command and thus am stuck, have looked around to resolve, please help
If you would upgrade DA to the latest available version for FreeBSD it would work with the new licensing system. If you are running very old DA instance you can perform upgrade manually with commands:I have seven servers running FreeBSD and want to move them to AlmaLinux within the coming week. One of them has Expired and I just cannot get to the Control Panel to even backup the domains, can login but then you get License Expired and rather unfortunately DA has not answered me.
used ./getLicense etc to refresh or update the License key but no luck.
Any Help please guys
FILE="directadmin_a3e4091814582ab3c0fecea62ff5c1f956e023da_freebsd_amd64.tar.gz"
curl --location --progress-bar --connect-timeout 10 "https://download.directadmin.com/${FILE}" --output "/root/${FILE}" # downloads given directadmin build into /root dir
tar xzf "/root/${FILE}" -C /usr/local/directadmin # extracts downloaded package to /usr/local/directadmin
/usr/local/directadmin/directadmin permissions || true # runs post-upgrade permission fix step
/usr/local/directadmin/scripts/update.sh # runs other post upgrade fixes
service directadmin restart # restarts directadmin