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Installation and Upgrades / Boot errors
« on: September 18, 2010, 08:59:29 am »
Just after the BIOS hands over to Zentyal 2.0.1 to boot I get two messages on screen, vis:
error: no suitable mode found
error: unknown command 'terminal'
After a pause Zentyal then boots and seems to work normally.
On shutdown Zentyal closes but leaves me with a Linux terminal prompt and messages about squid, which causes shutdown to hang.
Any ideas?
error: no suitable mode found
error: unknown command 'terminal'
After a pause Zentyal then boots and seems to work normally.
On shutdown Zentyal closes but leaves me with a Linux terminal prompt and messages about squid, which causes shutdown to hang.
Any ideas?
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Installation and Upgrades / v2 RAID module
« on: September 04, 2010, 06:26:50 am »
I've just installed Zentyal 2.0 on a Linux software RAID 10 array with three disks (/dev/sda1:/dev/sdb1:/dev/sdc1)
mdadm confirms all three disks are active in the array.
The Zentyal dashboard module correctly identifies the array as /dev/md0 and RAID 10 but says there are only two disks in the array - /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1.
Will this cause problems?
mdadm confirms all three disks are active in the array.
The Zentyal dashboard module correctly identifies the array as /dev/md0 and RAID 10 but says there are only two disks in the array - /dev/sda1 and /dev/sdb1.
Will this cause problems?
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Installation and Upgrades / No web admin in 2.0
« on: September 02, 2010, 05:36:37 am »
I'm new to ebox/Zentyal, having downloaded v2 just this morning. First impressions:
Installation eventually completed, but several times seemed to stop for so long that I thought it had hung. Something to indicate that it hasn't would be useful.
Zentyal takes far longer to boot that any Windows OS I've ever used. Nearly five minutes between the BIOS handing over to the boot loader and the log-on screen appearing! OK, it's only a 1200MHz test machine with limited RAM, but that's quite unimpressive given the time Ubunbtu Server alone boots on the same machine.
I installed with only one NIC, which was apparently marked 'external' by the installer. Now I have installed a second NIC and configured it internal but I cannot access the admin web page from Firefox. I tried https://{zentyal_ip}, https://{zentyal_ip}/ebox and https://{zentyal_ip}/zentyal but there's no response from the server. However I can log into Ubuntu via PUTty, so the network is correct.
If there's a control panel for administrator access I'm damned if I can find it.
Installation eventually completed, but several times seemed to stop for so long that I thought it had hung. Something to indicate that it hasn't would be useful.
Zentyal takes far longer to boot that any Windows OS I've ever used. Nearly five minutes between the BIOS handing over to the boot loader and the log-on screen appearing! OK, it's only a 1200MHz test machine with limited RAM, but that's quite unimpressive given the time Ubunbtu Server alone boots on the same machine.
I installed with only one NIC, which was apparently marked 'external' by the installer. Now I have installed a second NIC and configured it internal but I cannot access the admin web page from Firefox. I tried https://{zentyal_ip}, https://{zentyal_ip}/ebox and https://{zentyal_ip}/zentyal but there's no response from the server. However I can log into Ubuntu via PUTty, so the network is correct.
If there's a control panel for administrator access I'm damned if I can find it.
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Installation and Upgrades / RADIUS accounting
« on: September 01, 2010, 06:45:10 am »
Hi. I haven't seen eBox/Zentyal in operation yet as I'm waiting to download v2.0 for a look-see.
However I've read the documentation on eBox 1.4 and have at least one question.
Will Zentyal be able to handle RADIUS accounting?
Essentially the Radius client will send accounting packages to port 1813 every x minutes detailing the bytes up- and down-loaded by each logged-on user through their PPP tunnel. I've no experience with LDAP (I've what I need running on MySQL) but I'll need to be able to set it to accept these accounting packets and keep a accumulating record of usage.
If this functionality is available I think I'll find Zentyal very useful.
However I've read the documentation on eBox 1.4 and have at least one question.
Will Zentyal be able to handle RADIUS accounting?
Essentially the Radius client will send accounting packages to port 1813 every x minutes detailing the bytes up- and down-loaded by each logged-on user through their PPP tunnel. I've no experience with LDAP (I've what I need running on MySQL) but I'll need to be able to set it to accept these accounting packets and keep a accumulating record of usage.
If this functionality is available I think I'll find Zentyal very useful.
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Installation and Upgrades / VirtualBox image?
« on: August 31, 2010, 04:18:48 am »
The link in the downloads page to the eBox VirtualBox image .iso at Sourceforge leads to a "no such file" response from Sourceforge. Is the image available anywhere else?
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