Since last 2 days we tried to install virtualmin to create virtual servers But the server which get made are unable to send or receive emails Neither its DKIm installer is working It says no package available.
Please help your new update is killing my business.
This VM 6 update is killing it, or it must be the installer script.
I started noticing things weren’t working as expected when .php scripts weren’t being executed, instead either being downloaded or loaded as plain. And then whole directories started being downloaded as empty files without any file extension. Then this email errors. The server was for a friend, so I just went with CWP and everything works flawless.
However, I’ve been using fresh CentOS 7.3 x64. It might work just fine on Ubuntu 16.04 etc.
I’m thinking of getting a VPS later this week, and hopefully things will be sorted out by then
Actually not being able to install DKIM could potentially be a repository issue, can you share the exact output you’re receiving when you’re receiving an error there?
Also, which distro/version is it that you’re using?
Lastly, if you’re using CentOS, do you see a “virtualmin.repo” file in your /etc/yum.repos.d/ directory?
That sounds like a Virtualmin module issue, and not an installer bug (so reverting to the old installer will not fix it). I haven’t seen it myself, but I guess it’s something that got added recently, I’ll talk to Jamie about it if there’s not already a ticket about it in the tracker.
I didn’t think Virtualmin would request a cert for mail.domain.tld if it didn’t have a website for that name (and Jamie fixed some bugs related to that kind of problem a few weeks ago), so that’s a weird thing.
ubuntu 16.04 here. i suspect the issue is with the recent clam update. ive got a mail.log full of “CLAMAV: couldn’t connect to: /var/run/clamav/clamd.ctl: no such file or directory”
A clamd restart probably would have fixed it, without the whole system reboot. That should happen on an update, but I don’t build the Clam packages for Debian/Ubuntu, so I don’t know the details…but, usually, a service update will trigger restarting the service.