Not sure if this is a R4 issue but several of my logs are not writing consistently. Specifically the apache logs for user accounts. There are several others but don’t want to make this too complex yet. This appears to be some issue with the load balancer as when I disable load balancing, the logs start writing again.
Logging works a little differently in a clustered setup, so are you sure you’re checking all the logs? In a clustered setup, only the CM writes to /home/username/var/domain.com/logs.
The nodes write to /var/log/interworx/domain.com/logs which is local to that node. The CM mounts via NFS each nodes /var/log/interworx to /var/log/interworx/IP_OF_NODE. When stats are processed on a cluster, the logs from all the nodes are merged with the CM before they’re processed.
Thanks, that was it.
Hi peterz !
Are you sure the log dir on nodes are mounted with NFS on the cluster manager ?
With a cluster the nodes write logs in /var/log/interworx/domain.com/logs and this is mouted on the cluster manager in /var/log/interworx/ip_of_the_node/
Maybe the nfs mount point is not mounted ! I’d look this first
Pascal
[QUOTE=IWorx-Socheat;13280]Logging works a little differently in a clustered setup, so are you sure you’re checking all the logs? In a clustered setup, only the CM writes to /home/username/var/domain.com/logs.
The nodes write to /var/log/interworx/domain.com/logs which is local to that node. The CM mounts via NFS each nodes /var/log/interworx to /var/log/interworx/IP_OF_NODE. When stats are processed on a cluster, the logs from all the nodes are merged with the CM before they’re processed.[/QUOTE]
Arfff sorry Socheat I didn’t see your answer !!!
I have answered from my mail directly and didn’t look at existing anwsers as it was my last mail !
PAscal
[QUOTE=pascal;13293]Arfff sorry Socheat I didn’t see your answer !!!
I have answered from my mail directly and didn’t look at existing anwsers as it was my last mail !
PAscal[/QUOTE]
So, is it possible (for non-admins) to post to a thread just by replying to an email?
No !
I explain badly, sorry
I have seen the question in my mail and clicked on the link in the mail message without looked if there was some answers before writing my answers
Then when I posted the answer and the browser show it, I have seen that there was the sokcheat answer !
Sorry for this 
for moderators : feel free to delete it of course
Pascal
I believe I’ve found a bug with Scriptworx, for now it seems that with eGroupware and Joomla! the password and/or user name for the scripts doesn’t get installed properly. People can’t log in with the given password during the install.
in nodworx/Scriptworx/overview i am showing 2 installations of scripts
Coppermine and gallery but the files from domain/html/ have been removed only the sql databases remain.
The reference to the scripts show in nodworx/Scriptworx/overview the script installations and there relative paths to the files, but there are no files there, they have been removed.
Hi Bear,
Were the scriptworx installs deleted using the script deletion part of scriptworx (in siteworx)? Or were the files just deleted?
i have just checked with the account user and the files were removed only using ftp and have not used the delete option in script works.
That explains why there still showing in nodeworx.
thanks for your reply
What will be the OS support list for this new release?
And is it necessary to have an additional license to test this new release on a seperate machine?
When I review the list of features for this new version, i’m not too pleased, many of the promised features for clustering are not implemented…
At release time the OS support list will be the same as for 2.x. CentOS 5 support will be added shortly after the 3.0 release.
If you don’t want to upgrade an existing server with a license, then yes, a new license is neccessary.
Sorry you’re not pleased. A lot of “behind the scenes” work went into improving clustering to prepare for features like high availability (I assume that’s what you’re talking about), but it’s not available at this time.
Paul
[QUOTE=IWorx-Paul;13468]CentOS 5 support will be added shortly after the 3.0 release.[/QUOTE]Nice…
I have an extra linux test server ready to help test if needed. I currently have CentOS 5.0 installed on it, but can do a clean install.
We have an official final release date.
InterWorx 3.0 will be released and begin auto-updating on Monday, June 18th.
Paul
Now THAT is GREAT news!!! 
I agree. Great work guys!
I purpose no support tickets Monday night so the Iworx guys can go grab a beer and relax 
Well I guess just emergency support tickets and socheat can answer them from his cell phone or something 
When will we see these features?
- automatic backup (on/off server)
- apache/php upgrade area via Nodeworx
- roundcube webmail possibly? (Very neat)
When will we see these features?
- automatic backup (on/off server)
- apache/php upgrade area via Nodeworx
- roundcube webmail possibly? (Very neat)
What does “automatic backup (on/off server)” mean exactly?
If Apache/php upgrade area via NodeWorx is added, it’ll still be a while, because this is a large undertaking to build support for multiple versions of php, apache for multiple distros. And how about MySQL while we’re at it.
We’ve been following roundcube development, and while I agree it’s neat, we’re really just waiting for an “official” final release version to possibly integrate it as a webmail option. From what I’ve read it’s still in flux to some degree.
I wont say who, but I do know of quite a large shared hosting company who disabled Roundcube on their Cpanel servers for ‘security reasons’. I suppose that’s always the risk of using none-final software in production environments.