pfmartin

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I run /scripts/upcp and it fails with the following:

....
==> Extracting snarf...done
==> Requesting id...done.
==> Attempting to find out what the latest version is...layer2.cpanel.net: Connection refused
Error!

The download of the installer was unsuccessful.

The installer was being downloaded from `http://layer2.cpanel.net/lastest\' into `/tmp/cp3installer.8434.name\'.

This is probably due to an invalid username and password
pair, or the ip your are installing from is not in the
access list. Please contact [email protected] if you believe
that this is not an oversight on your part.
 

Daniel

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Aug 13, 2001
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Same here

==> Attempting to find out what the latest version is...layer2.cpanel.net: Connection refused
Error!

The download of the installer was unsuccessful.

The installer was being downloaded from `http://layer2.cpanel.net/lastest\' into `/tmp/cp3installer.22787.name\'.

This is probably due to an invalid username and password
pair, or the ip your are installing from is not in the
access list. Please contact [email protected] if you believe
that this is not an oversight on your part.
 

First Faze

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Hey Daniel... If you don\'t mind my asking what billing software do you use? And does that support instant signup?
 

WeinBar

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Try the following:

rsync -av rsync://rsync.cpanel.net/scripts /scripts

Then run /scripts/upcp

This should work for you. I had the same issues and I tried that to upgrade the scripts before running them.
 

Daniel

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root@core [~]# rsync -av rsync://rsync.cpanel.net/scripts /scripts
receiving file list ... done
wrote 71 bytes read 2927 bytes 5996.00 bytes/sec
total size is 1380832 speedup is 460.58

But I still get the same error when I run upcp.
 

pfmartin

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Using rsync first fixed the problem. I can now upgrade.

Thanks for the help!


[quote:7106534d9b][i:7106534d9b]Originally posted by WeinBar[/i:7106534d9b]
Try the following:

rsync -av rsync://rsync.cpanel.net/scripts /scripts

Then run /scripts/upcp

This should work for you. I had the same issues and I tried that to upgrade the scripts before running them. [/quote:7106534d9b]