Added support for Raspbian, updated packages, output and added Travis CI.

[tdulcet]

• Added supported software table and updated Readme.
  • Copy edited Readme.
• Added support for Raspbian 7, 8 and 9. #251/#204/#167/#74
  • Reverts #226, which did not add all the required scripts. The scripts added were just a copy from Ubuntu 16.04, but Raspbian is based on Debian.
  • Disabled HHVM on Raspbian.
• Updated script formatting. #210
• Added more checks and removed duplicate code.
• Determined IP address.
• Allow user to update hostname and output warning if it is not a valid FQDN. #144 and #61
• Output more system information (for debugging).
• Updated Jailkit scripts. #232
  • Checks the md5sum after downloading to the one provided on Jailkit's website.
• Updated Quota scripts.
  • Only add quota to root partition.
  • Fixed issue for Debian/Raspbian.
• Updated packages to be consistent with the HowtoForge The Perfect Server tutorials.
  • Added Postgrey to Debian 8 and Ubuntu 16.10.
  • Added UFW to Debian 8, Ubuntu 16.10 and 18.04.
  • Added rkhunter to Ubuntu 16.04.
  • Added Webalizer to CentOS 7.
  • Added Let's Encrypt to Ubuntu 16.10.
• Added OpenDMARC to Debian/Raspbian and Ubuntu
• Updated output.
  • Hides output of package managers and other commands unless they return a nonzero exit code, instead of just redirecting all the output to /dev/null (for debugging).
  • Output the default ISPConfig Username and Password. #205 and #198
  • Fixed #257 for the output.
  • Copy edited output.
• Updated questions to require at least one nonwhitespace character for input.
• Added Travis CI (continuous integration). See the logs here.
  • Need to enable at travis-ci.org before merging this pull request.
  • Runs every possible combination of MySQL/MariaDB, Apache/nginx and Dovecot/Courier.
  • Now possible to use this script noninteractively. See the Travis CI file for more info. #185
• Fixed numerous bugs found by ShellCheck.
• Fixed numerous other bugs/issues. #236/#179, #234, (the rest of) #92/#87, etc.
  • Set the time zone for nginx to the user's time zone.
  • Copied the fixes from Debian 8/9's install_ispconfig.sh to the other distributions.
• Output error/warning for issues #67, #68, #69, #70, #176 and #179.
• Ready for future support of Ubuntu 17.10, openSUSE Leap and Fedora, which are supported by ISPConfig.

[schliflo]

This is one hell of a contribution. Thx for making @servisys life a bit easier and this awesome tool a bit better <3

[servisys]

Thank you, i'll take a look for merge soon :)

[servisys]

Why replaced all apt-get install (or similar) with apt_install (wich is not a command)?

[tdulcet]

The function is defined here: https://github.com/tdulcet/ispconfig_setup/blob/master/functions/check_linux.sh#L28. There are similar functions below it for yum and the other package managers.

It hides the output of apt-get unless it returns a nonzero exit code (for debugging), instead of redirecting all the output to /dev/null. In other words, it only shows the output if there is an error.

[servisys]

Oh wtf, i was serching for the function, now i've seen it! Thank you, very great work, was really needed :)

[schliflo]

Hey @servisys I guess you still need to setup Travis CI, right? Currently there are no tests running as the project does not exist: https://travis-ci.org/servisys/ispconfig_setup

[tdulcet]

Yeah, you need to sign in at travis-ci.org and enable it for this repository.

Also, it seems that these issues: #67, #68, #69, #70 and #176 were automatically closed because I mentioned them in the pull request, but I did not actually resolve them...

[tdulcet]

@servisys I am not sure why you made this change: https://github.com/servisys/ispconfig_setup/commit/f0e808aa40de3ab9569efc642357bc3214b067d1#diff-3fbb47e318cd8802bd325e7da9aaabe8

The HowtoForge The Perfect Server tutorials state the hostname file should just contain the subdomain part of the FQDN: https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/perfect-server-debian-9-stretch-apache-bind-dovecot-ispconfig-3-1/#-configure-thenbsphostname

[schliflo]

@servisys you still need to setup travis CI to get the tests running. Let me know if you need help.

[servisys]

Sorry... but what are you talking about?

[schliflo]

@tdulcet integrated some very basic tests, which are configured in this file: https://github.com/servisys/ispconfig_setup/blob/master/.travis.yml They should be running here: https://travis-ci.org/servisys/ispconfig_setup but the project has to be initialised once by the owner (you) - which you haven't done so far. Travis CI is free for open source projects and a good way to automatically spot bugs.

[servisys]

Done :D

[schliflo]

Idk what you did, but the build badge on top of the readme still says unknown: And https://travis-ci.org/servisys/ispconfig_setup still is not found, so i guess that probably went wrong :/

[tdulcet]

You may have to wait until the first commit after it was enabled for the link to work.

[schliflo]

@tdulcet you're correct. Seems to be working now: https://travis-ci.org/servisys/ispconfig_setup/builds/437483820 :) Nice!