dpeca
commented
6 years ago After installation, just run:
source /etc/profile
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/vesta/bin && export PATH
This will set $VESTA
Open jeremiah-k opened 6 years ago
dpeca
commented
6 years ago After installation, just run:
source /etc/profile
PATH=$PATH:/usr/local/vesta/bin && export PATH
This will set $VESTA
jeremiah-k
commented
6 years ago That worked, thanks.
Operating System (OS/VERSION):
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VestaCP Version:
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Installed Software (what you got with the installer):
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Steps to Reproduce:
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I was having problems with a domain that was deleted and re-added. I searched the forums and someone suggested running v-rebuild-web-domains. It looks like there is a problem with the $VESTA variable. I tried to manually specify VESTA=/usr/local/vesta and run some scripts but they all are returning errors.
I wasn't far into my installation, so I reinstalled the OS on my VPS, reinstalled Vesta with the defaults, went to execute some scripts to test it and the same thing is happening.