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503 Service Unavailable clean install

da
daniel #1

Provider: Hetzner

Virtualization Type: KVM

System: Centos 8

Installation option: since during the installation.
there will be few option to choose,so please provide it as well.

OLS or Enterprise?
OLS

Installing from official server or mirror server?
official

Install Memcached extension for PHP?
no
Install LiteSpeed Memcached?
no
Install Memcached?
yes
Install Redis extension for PHP?
yes

Install Redis?
yes

Problem:

After a clean install with all default options port 8090 shows 503 error

7 replies
da
daniel #2

The installation page states 7 as minimum. Centos 7.x (Recommended minimal version)

Is 8 definitely not supported? If so, its an easy fix :slight_smile:

da
daniel #4

I was only meaning it was an easy solution to my problem :slight_smile: I’ll install Ubuntu .Thanks for your input guys

Zn
Znuff #5

The instructions are a bit missleading, then.

“Centos 7.x (Recommended minimal version)” implies that any version starting with 7.x should work.

Further more, the install.sh script downloaded has:

elif echo $OUTPUT | grep -q “CentOS Linux 8” ; then
echo -e "
Detecting Centos 8…
"
SERVER_OS=“CentOS8”

In the source.

Also cyberpanel.sh has:

#CyberPanel installer script for CentOS 7.X, CentOS 8.X, CloudLinux 7.X and Ubuntu 18.04

That implies at least some CentOS 8 support.

Sadly I run into the same issues as the initial poster – 503 right on a clean install.

Would be nice to get a warning or some actual docs on OS support.

Zn
Znuff #6

It’s “misleading” because it says MINIMAL and only a MAJOR version is mentioned.

Any sane person would think that 8.x is larger than 7.x and it works.

All I’m saying is that the wording could be better.

Zn
Znuff #7

Then you should use specific wording.

  • CentOS 7.x Minimal Install

Most people will install this on a VPS or dedicated server, and they will most likely have a “Minimal Install” template, already.

Also, maybe you should update the original article on the website, to mention that it supports CentOS 7 and Ubuntu 18.04, and maybe experimental CentOS 8.

dP
don Pablo #8 
source /usr/local/CyberCP/bin/activate

pip install --ignore-installed -r /usr/local/CyberCP/requirments.txt
deactivate
virtualenv --system-site-packages /usr/local/CyberCP

systemctl restart gunicorn.socket

Updating some of the dependencies did the trick for me

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