Solved this problem, got a new one for you below :D

Nevermind, found it on rpmfind :stickout

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WEBppliance 2.4-00.
Installer version 1.0-16b.
Installer error log:
Mon Mar 4 00:39:49 CST 2002
03/04/02 00:40:04 : No IP address associated with hostname in /etc/hosts
03/04/02 00:40:05 : Fully qualified domain name must be set in /etc/hosts

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And here is my etc. hosts file:

# Do not remove the following line, or various programs
# that require network functionality will fail.
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost

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I did change the IP to the IP of my server, but I still got the error mentioned above. I'll admit, first time installing Ensim and I don't really know what to exactly do with the hosts file to correct the error. I'll keep looking, but maybe somebody here can help me out. :)

Try adding your ip & hostname below the localhost:
10.1.1.1 machine.domain.com machine

-Dan

Thanks Dan, another question has arrisen. My host said they put Redhat 7.1 on the server, yet the kernal is i686, can this be right? From what I see over on the redhat ftp all the i686 stuff is in the Redhat 7.2 folders...

That doesent have anything to do with the version of RH. It is simply the processor type.

-Dan

Thought as much, just wondered why all the i686 stuff was in the RH 7.2 folder, didn't make much sense to me.

Still ain't taking the hostname though. I'll send my rep at Ensim an email to ask him what the hosts file should look like.

hmmm, /etc/hostname seems to be missing from my system. Very nice :(

Also can't find the linuxcfg file anywhere, or my problem would be solved. Guess I'm gonna have to put it on myself.

To set the hostname, type:
/bin/hostname machine.domain.com

-Dan

Thanks dan, that fixed it. Now it's flipping on the quota's, I just love this CP :D

Here the new animal :P


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WEBppliance 2.4-00.
Installer version 1.0-16b.
Installer error log:
Mon Mar 4 02:29:10 CST 2002
03/04/02 02:30:19 : Disk quotas must be enabled for the target partition: QCHECK: blockdevice: /dev/hda6
quotapath:
QCHECK: quotatype: USR
Error [2]: No such file or directory
03/04/02 02:30:19 : QCHECK: blockdevice: /dev/hda6
quotapath:
QCHECK: quotatype: GRP
Error [2]: No such file or directory
03/04/02 02:30:24 : Error executing system command: /sbin/quotacheck && /sbin/quotaon
03/04/02 02:30:24 : Error while trying to enable disk quotas.


This is the first CP I've had problems with, jeez, almost wants me to ask for a refund and switch to Plesk :P

Is the quota package installed? Try:
rpm -qa | grep quota

-Dan

yep, quota3.00-4 is installed
Just tried updating it to the latest quota package, but I got a load of conflicts so the install didn't proceed.

Hmmm.
Was the kernel compiled with quota support? If so, are the partitions you need quota support for actually setup in /etc/fstab? This (http://www.linuxdoc.org/HOWTO/mini/Quota.html) might help you out a bit.

-Dan

Actually, I've deleted the quota RPM and I can install the new quota RPM, only prob is that it is a preinstall RPM (you know, one of the ones with pre in it). Can't find anything how to install these preinstall RPM's. I'm searching all through the linux tutorials etc. for the right SSH command lines, but I can't find them :(

All it does if you run the -ihv command is check for compatibility and tell you how much diskspace you need to install it :/

No luck with -i --noscripts either...

Ow, and the current kernel is i686 2.4.2, so it has quota support...

Thanks to the Ensim staff that read this post and emailed me :)
I'll take it up with your support team as you suggested.

Wrong thread, sorry :D