Closed iomarian closed 3 years ago
glad to help the community .
@servisys : keep on the good job; many admins rely on your work ; #kudos
Use the official installer. This script is really outdated
@iomarian , thanks. Used this outdated script and made a successful install. Initially, I thought that this was caused by me installing it on a Raspberry Pi 4, but then I noticed this post.
Worked very well.
After installing the ispconfig the default admin password is not set to admin :
The default ISPConfig Username is: admin and the Password is: admin
for setting the password for admin follow the steps : Login to the mysql database.
mysql -u root -p Then enter the password of the mysql root user. To switch to the ISPConfig database, run this command:
use dbispconfig; And execute the SQL command:
UPDATE sys_user SET passwort = md5('admin') WHERE username = 'admin'; Finally close the mysql shell:
quit;
Hope this helps admins not to scavenge the net for resolution.