Thanks John, I have to correct the whole /var/vpopmail directory group permission becasue it is changed from vchkpw to anything else.
After that the iw database connection is working, but I have another error and I still can’t create any mailbox, here is the /usr/local/interworx/var/log/iworx.log:
Many thanks and is it just on this 1 domain
Please could you ssh into your server and run the following 3 commands as root or su (please replace domain.com with your correct domain)
~iworx/bin/cvspermsfix.pex
~iworx/bin/varpermsfix.pex
~iworx/bin/varpermsfix.pex --siteworx=domain.com
I believe the issue is still permission, so the above commands should resolve the permission
I hope that helps a little
Many thanks
John
Hi Gabor
Server restart may be an idea, as there does appear to be strange things happening
If you prefer not to restart server first, can you restart IW and restart your MySQL (please rememebr IW uses a different MySQL to hosting MySQL)
I hope that helps
Many thanks
John
Sorry, mysql.sock is for the server MySQL and not IW MySQL.
I suspect you have moved MySQL to a different partition or drive etc, but I could be wrong sorry
Many thanks
John
Thanks for the ideas, this is what I did:
~iworx/bin/cvspermsfix.pex
~iworx/bin/varpermsfix.pex
~iworx/bin/varpermsfix.pex --siteworx=domain.com
restarting the whole server
And it is still not working, the error is same, but after restart I found another error in iw error.log:
[error] [client IP.IP.IP.IP] sh: /dev/vdb1: Permission denied, referer: http://domain.com:2080/nodeworx/settings
and I did not moved MySQL to anodher drive or partition, I only have 2 partitions: / and /home
But in this server I dont’t have /chroot/home dir, the install did not move /home to here, I don’t know this is problem or not (this is a single server, not a cluster and it won’t be)
This is a new install in january, CentOS release 6.7 (Final) and now I only have 9 siteworx accounts in server.
I can do a reinstall on this weekend or we can find a solution with iw support, what do you think (I prefer reinstall)?
Many thanks, and personally I would do a full clean install if the server is not in production use
I would update kernel first though, as there is a new kernel for centos 6 today, then install IW
It is your decision though sorry
Please could I ask if you created a chroot before installing IW
I am perhaps thinking you created chroot after install or perhaps a chroot does not exist, therefore /home would be correct unless you changed fstab, after creating chroot but did not symlink home to chroot
It’s just a thought as this would give permissions errors I think
I hope that makes sense but sorry if I’m wrong on chroot