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About LinkBacksEvery time whm/cpanel runs update it kill off Fantastico. what gives??? what can I do to stop this, it is getting really old installing this thing every week
Cpanel keeps uninstalling Fantastico
Every time whm/cpanel runs update it kill off Fantastico. what gives??? what can I do to stop this, it is getting really old installing this thing every week
Contact the people that develop fantastico for support. They should have a work-around.
Beau Henderson
What skin are you using? It's not uninstalling it. Are you receiving any errors? or is the Fantastico icon just disappearing?
This appears to be an issue with BlueLagoon, which isn't a supported skin anymore.
http://bugzilla.cpanel.net/show_bug.cgi?id=1220
It disappears, and yes I am using bluelagoon. Shame they would quit supporting that skin. My customers really like the lack of grahics and it is easy to navigate.
I just run the install and yep it reappears with no problems. Is there a skin that is down to business as the bluelagoon one ?
"Monsoon" is supposed to replace BlueLagoon, it's pretty close..still not a lot of graphics or anything, same general idea as BlueLagoon.
There is a problem that updates keep removing the /tmp/ixed files and breaking links, that is confirmed. The updates tonight wiped out all of our Xskin versions of Fantastico.
Hrmm.. wouldn't it be best to store the ixed files in a place other than /tmp ( as it has as good a chance as any of getting whipped out ).
Beau Henderson
Wrong.Originally Posted by kris1351
That's another issue.
Remove all of the ixed files from /tmp, make sure you are using the latest STABLE (or newer) and run /usr/local/cpanel/bin/checkphpini, it will fix the problem.
Yep it would.. the /tmp solution was recommended by fantastico, and they wonder why the files get erased.
A wealth of help, thank you gents!
You need to chattr +i /tmp/ixed thats what we did. Then the cron that runs cant remove it!
If you chattr then you have to chattr -i each and every time there is an update. The we had was the /usr/local/cpanel/3rdparty/etc/ixed folder was completely gone after yesterday's update. The solution was to /scripts/upcp --force and this rebuilt everything.
Just run /usr/local/cpanel/bin/checkphpini
Don't use the /tmp solution or anything else. FORGET everything that fantastico told you. Run the one above command as long as you are using the latest STABLE (or newer)
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