[Release] Minstall Version 2.5 (Bug Fixes, Ubuntu Support, More Cleaning!)

ErawanArifNugroho

Hm... I'm using latest minstall with my KVM and OpenVZ but both works.
How about the mysql.conf?

craigb

@erawinarifnugroho site loaded fast on home DSL here in Budapest

ErawanArifNugroho

Thank you for testing it @craigb

zsero

@MannDude said: I have no issue creating MySQL databases, but for some reason my script can never connect. I've tried creating quite a few, thinking maybe I have made a typo but I am 100% certain that I have not. Even using WP, it will not connect to the DB.

MySQL IS running. Restarted it, nothing. Re-configured it with different settings, no go.

Debian 6 on a Xen VM. (not sure if Xen HVM or PV)

You need to create users too, and give them permissions on the database! Alternatively have a look at my minAdmin script: http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/5247/minadmin-leb-beta-now

maxexcloo

For anyone interested there is a lot of work going into the next big version of Minstall, follow the commits if interested:
http://www.github.com/KnightSwarm/Minstall/commits/master

NanoG6

@ErawanArifNugroho said: I've added varnish into my Minstall 2.5.7 installation, and it's make my site faster.

Would anyone try to visit it? Test it please

your varnish seems didn't cache anything?

X-Varnish: 1424967424
Age: 0
Via: 1.1 varnish

the Age value always 0

ErawanArifNugroho

@NanoG6 said: your varnish seems didn't cache anything?

Hehehe maybe some wrong configuration by me

Corey

Better documentation please. I had to come to this thread to see

bash minstall.sh manage-add-user
bash minstall.sh manage-add-host

I don't care to look at the source or internal file structure that's why I'm using minstall.

ErawanArifNugroho

@Corey , yes. Seems like the above command is removed in GitHub

zsero

I believe that those commands are removed because:
1. It's a pain in the a** to make a host managing in bash scripts
2. I'm developing an admin (in Python) for especially minstall-ed hosts. We've discussed it with max and it seems a better idea if I concentrate on minAdmin and he concentrates on Mininstall-s core features.
Look at minAdmin here:
http://www.lowendtalk.com/discussion/5247/minadmin-leb-beta-now#Item_18

Corey

@zsero then don't remove the default debian type install of sites-available and sites-enabled. I have no clue how minstall is setting up virtual hosts with nginx, it seems sites are put under home directories in some special folders that I've never seen before. This script didn't work on CentOS6 either.

In response to 1. - the functionality already exists to add sites so why is that a pain in the a** ?

hdavy2002

Hi all,

When I am trying to add some rewrite rules and this is what i get.

Any ideas?

Thanks in advnance.

Cheers

Restarting nginx: nginx.
nginx: [emerg] "rewrite" directive is not allowed here in /etc/nginx/hosts.d/rem-mapremnagar.com.conf:23
nginx: configuration file /etc/nginx/nginx.conf test failed

hdavy2002

Hi again,
I am using instructions from this site to add some rules.

http://www.boonex.com/trac/dolphin/wiki/TutorialHowToInstallDolphinOnNginx

zsero

It's a quite specific problem, has nothing to do with minstall. I'd recommend you to open a specific thread for it.

hdavy2002

Thanks zsero, I figured it out actually

Roph

Hmm, how difficult would it be to get nginx minstall'd with the mp4 streaming module? LEBs would make great streaming boxes

telephone

@Roph said: Hmm, how difficult would it be to get nginx minstall'd with the mp4 streaming module? LEBs would make great streaming boxes

Very easy. In modules / http-install-nginx.sh:
Change package_install nginx to package_install nginx-extras

EDIT: If using dotdeb, using 'nginx-extras' enables the "optional" modules by default giving you mp4 support off the bat.

nikc

I know Centos is WIP, but did anyone ever get it to work, I always get :

Your distribution is unsupported! If you are sure that your distribution is supported please install the lsb-release package as it will improve detection.

Even with lsb-release installed.