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chilisoft (SUN ASP 4.x) installation

The command in the event manager

/usr/local/psa/bin/addvhostperm.sh ><new_domain_name> <new_system_user>

Does not create the vhosts file when new accounts are added????

It appears to be truncated?

Do you have the correct string syntax?
 
Dont worry I figuired it out, replace the event manager command on the first post to

/usr/local/psa/bin/addvhostperm.sh <new_domain_name> <new_system_user>

And All is GOOD!

:D
 
Originally posted by Traged1
Dont worry I figuired it out, replace the event manager command on the first post to
And All is GOOD!
:D

Thanks a lot! :)
 
same problem as bran

I'm on Fedora Core 2 and Plesk 7.5.3. When I install ChiliASP 4.0.2 I don't get permissions or 500 errors but my helloworld.asp won't display.

In /etc/httpd/logs/error_log I get:
[notice] child pid 19126 exit signal Segmentation fault (11)

Each time I try to view an .asp page. Having viewed the rest of this thread and Bran's posts on the Sun forum (where it doesn't look like he got any joy) I don't think ChilliASP will run on Fedora Core 2 with Plesk 7.5.3 or at least not yet....

Does any one know how to help here?
 
Re: same problem as bran

Hello,

I had the same error with fedora core2. With centos everything works fine. You must only chmod the httpdocs to 751 to activate asp for a vhost.

kind regards,

bram
 
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