Ok I’m a virtualmin noob and I could use some help with upgrading from GPL to Pro. I Currently have virtualmin gpl installed on ubuntu 7.10. Its working fine at the moment. The trouble is that i can’t upgrade my install to virtualmin pro.
I clicked the Upgrade to Virtualmin Pro link in the UI and enter my serial and license key and all i get is this:
Upgrade to Virtualmin Pro
Creating Virtualmin license file …
… done
Downloading and installing modules …
Installing virtual-server version 3.52 ..
.. version 3.522.gpl is already installed
Some errors occurred while upgrading your system to Virtualmin Pro. Please check the messages above for possible causes.
Where did you get 3.51? It doesn’t exist publicly, yet.
Once 3.51 becomes available, the upgrade should work…you can fake it by changing the version string in /usr/libexec/webmin/virtual-server/module.info to something lower (3.49). You’ll need to restart Webmin to pick up the version change.
Hi, Joe! I’ve been using Virtualmin 3.55 GPL for a little while now on Ubuntu 7.10. When I try to upgrade, I enter the License and Serial, but it seems to hang on the APT upgrade process. I get a lot of 404 errors. I’ve attached the errors in a text file.
First, thanks for using Virtualmin! Now onto the hard part
Looking at your logs, it looks like you’re trying to upgrade to Virtualmin Pro?
The problems you’re seeing are because the distribution you’re using has reached it’s end of life – Ubuntu is no longer providing packages and updates for 7.10, so apt is showing 404 errors.
So, I guess what I’m saying is, you’d probably have a much easier time if you were to upgrade to Ubuntu 8.04 first. That would get your system up to date, but also will allow Virtualmin to work more smoothly by using a well-supported distro.
I started with a new server, installed Ubuntu 9.04, then Webmin and Virtualmin Pro. I think I have it mostly ready, but the webalizer.conf file is blank. What should I put into the webalizer.conf file?
Well, first off – I think you may have jumped from one unsupported Ubuntu version to another – the version I mentioned above that Virtualmin supports is 8.04, rather than 9.04 8.04 is an LTS release, which is great for servers. 9.04 has a much shorter life cycle.
However, I’m not sure if that’s related to the problem you’re having there.
Where is the webalizer.conf file located that you’re looking at?
I’d be a bit surprised if the one installed by the webalizer package did that, so I’m wondering if that’s a different one…
The one I’m familiar with is in /etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf.
Thanks, Eric. For some reason Virtualmin was configured to look for the .conf file in /etc/webalizer.conf instead of /etc/webalizer/webalizer.conf. I pointed it toward the file you referenced and it worked just fine!