CustomBuild 1.1.20 and 1.2.14 are coming!

[smtalk]

CustomBuild 1.1.20 and 1.2.14 should be released very soon.

Changelog:

Added Dovecot 2.0 support.
Added Pure-FTPd support.
Added SpamAssassin support.
Added trap signals support.
Added a check for /etc/mysql/my.cnf file on Debian system (MySQL upgrades on Debian should be safer now).
Fixed MD5 checks on FreeBSD systems.

[Richard G]

Cool! Can't wait to convert to pure-ftpd.:)

[ditto]

Very nice, thank you! Especially I like the addition of SpamAssassin, it will be very nice to be able to manage it in Custombuild. :)

[scsi]

I hope we will be able to go between proftpd and pureftpd without screwing stuff up.

[smtalk]

You will :) A pre-release version CustomBuild 1.1 it is placed here for now: http://files.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/1.1/build-1.1. PureFTPd support requires DirectAdmin version higher than 1.36.2 (only pre-release of DA is higher at the moment).

[smtalk]

Both are uploaded on DirectAdmin servers now. Use the latest pre-release version of DirectAdmin if you would like to have Pure-FTPd on the system (this feature requires DirectAdmin version to be higher than 1.36.2).

[rtaylor]

You're a Godsend, Martynas! :)

Cheers,
Rick

[keefe007]

Why is it trying to downgrade me from spamassassin 3.3.1 to 3.2.5?

[interfasys]

Thx for the fixes :)
What are the advantages of running Pure-FTPd? It seems more complicated to configure vhosts, each with their own SSL certs.

[DirectAdmin Support]

Why is it trying to downgrade me from spamassassin 3.3.1 to 3.2.5?Thanks for the report. I've updated the versions.txt to the correct version of SpamAssassin.


What are the advantages of running Pure-FTPd? It seems more complicated to configure vhosts, each with their own SSL certs.The simplicity of pure-ftpd is it's lure. The simplicity improves performance and lowers the risk of security issues. I'm still learning it as well, so I'm not sure about the certificates per-IP with it. Note that proftpd will still be an option, we're not planning on dropping it completely.

[interfasys]

The simplicity of pure-ftpd is it's lure. The simplicity improves performance and lowers the risk of security issues. I'm still learning it as well, so I'm not sure about the certificates per-IP with it. Note that proftpd will still be an option, we're not planning on dropping it completely.
OK. From what I've seen, the documentation is not as good as what's available for ProFTPd.

[keefe007]

How does this work with dovecot2? I ran an update and I'm still seeing dovecot 1.x.

Keefe

[DirectAdmin Support]

Although the scripts support 2.x, the versions.txt still has 1.2.
All you need to do is edit your versions.txt, change:
dovecot:1.2.16:8bbdf4e96e2e0f5749432ca9cb209a38to be:
dovecot:2.0.8:And type:
./build update_data
./build dovecottesting has been limited so far, so keep your eyes open for any issues.

John

[truenegative]

I've tried that and it only still installs 1.2 :(

[smtalk]

cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build set autover no


And try again.

[truenegative]

cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild
./build set autover no


And try again.
Perfect. Thanks!

[Buckfutter]

Hi there, looks like the new versions have some changes in them that break native FreeBSD compatability with /bin/sh on versions below 8.x. I've confirmed this on several FreeBSD 6.x and 7.x boxes. the issue is related to the functions in the build script being declared with "function", removing this and declaring them as the other functions in the script are done fixed the issue.

I'm hopeful this can be a made into an update as this is going to affect a large number of servers. :)



./build update
./build: 8211: Syntax error: "(" unexpected

[DirectAdmin Support]

This was fixed about 5 hours ago. Try:

./build update

Or else just grab the files manually:
http://files.directadmin.com/services/custombuild/1.1

John

[erohits]

the install goes wel

but dovecot dont starts


2010:12:29-13:35:11: dovecot restarted
2010:12:29-13:36:01: dovecot started
2010:12:29-13:36:11: dovecot restarted
2010:12:29-13:37:01: dovecot started
2010:12:29-13:37:11: dovecot restarted

2010:12:29-13:34:11: service dovecot didn't start, re-starting it
2010:12:29-13:35:01: service dovecot wasn't running, starting it
2010:12:29-13:35:11: service dovecot didn't start, re-starting it

dont see any errors it just dont starts ?

(dovecot stopped working the 26th, tryed reinstall 1.2 version and now new version, it does not mather , dont start with no errors)

using centos

Linux ns1.gaarshof.net 2.6.18-194.el5 #1 SMP Fri Apr 2 14:58:14 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux

greetings franco

[erohits]

ok found it

deleted

/var/run/dovecot/master.pid

and started dovecot again, and runs now

greetings franco

[nobaloney]

Seems to be a poorly designed startup script.

It should at least give you a warning if it can't find the pid file.

What OS Distribution are you running?

Has anyone else seen a similar problem?

Jeff

[Richard G]

Linux ns1.gaarshof.net 2.6.18-194.el5 #1 SMP Fri Apr 2 14:58:14 EDT 2010 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Looks like Centos 5, 64-bit version.

[nobaloney]

Is this in the startup script for Dovecot? at /etc/rc.d/init.d/dovecot? That's what I mean, though it appears I wasn't too clear.

Anyway, I just checked and that's not the startup script I've got on one of my 64-bit CentOS5 servers.

How did you install Dovecot? On the server I just checked it was installed by custombuild.

Jeff

[erohits]

centos 5.5 64bits (vmware vps)

installed true custombuild

restarting dovecot not possable

when stopping dovecot , pid file still exists

even when removing pid file starting only possable true console

dont starts true :2222 services page etc.

manualy it starts now , but problem again, it runs now but no mail

gets true to my mail clients, it does not mather it its old or new dovecot version.


greetings franco

[erohits]

when restarting true :2222


An error has occurred

Details

/sbin/service dovecot restart 2>&1