Question

[boogie]

I got several copies runnign of DA and very pleased with it.
I got 2 copies installed last year and 2 copies last week, there is just one minor difference wich i like to see changed.

The copies of last year have the domain links active in the reseller page:

Name | Bandwidth | Disk Usage | # of Domains | Suspended IP | Domain(s) -> In the table domains, the domains are active so i can click the link and the site opens in a new window.

The copies that were installed last week dont have active links.
Just plain txt. I use this option a lot to see whats showed at the users site.

Can this be fixed?

Thanks a lot:-)

Grtz
Boogie

[jmstacey]

Hmm, what is the version of DirectAdmin that you are running from last year.
I don't ever remember the domains being links and I don't think it can be done in the skin since that would be hard coded...

[boogie]

The last year install shows:

Compiled for Redhat 9.0
Server Version 1.24.3
Current Available Version 1.243000

This year version:

Compiled for Fedora 3
Server Version 1.24.3
Current Available Version 1.243000
---------------------------------------------

Seems the same to me...

[jmstacey]

So it appears to be with the binary for Redhat and it wasn't carried over to any of the other Operating System.

Drop them a line requesting that this also be carried over to all ports.

[boogie]

The DA support prefer an E-mail or do they read this forum?

[nobaloney]

Usually the quickest way to reach the support team is by email, but I think this is an important question, so I've brought it to John's attention.

The links are active on my CentOS distributions, so I'd like John to respond.

Hopefully he'll respond here.

Jeff

[jmstacey]

And just for reference when they read this thread. The links are not present on Debian and I never recall them being present on FreeBSD either.

Most fascinating... Or not :p

[DirectAdmin Support]

Hello,

I checked over the code. If you don't see the links, then it's not using the "cached" version of the users list.

Check for /usr/local/directadmin/data/admin/show_all_users.cache

Run:
echo "action=cache&value=showallusers" >> /usr/local/directadmin/data/task.queue

John

[boogie]

John, thanks for you answer:-)
I ran the command.
At one server it works 100% perfectly.

At the other it only works when i am logged in as Admin, it does not apear when i log in as reseller. (reseller has 2 users only)

Any idea?

Grtz
Boogie

[jmstacey]

Just gave that a try and nothing happened on my servers still.