Never had such an issue, probaly check the config file located at cat /etc/apache2/conf.d/PUBLIC-IP.conf, to verify if ServerName is set. But this is probaly only a vhost. Maybe someone else of the community has an answer ready?
Was the installation in interactive mode or where you asked for questions? Probaly it looks like a buggy installation string, we had this once today during ubuntu 20.04 testing.
Basicly rewrite the install string according to what you want to have manualy, if default is right, you dont need to add the switch. So basicly only bash hst-install-ubuntu.sh --multiphp yes --quota yes --port 8909 and do not use interactive mode, install it manualy with giving the hostname.
Let me know if this works properly, so we can do further debugging on the install script.
It was asked for questions. But the command I was using already had the --hostname host1.domain.com flag. I don’t know if you can see the entire command becase it goes out of the div, so I will write it again here without marking it as code:
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Hestia Control Panel
v1.1.1
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The following server components will be installed on your system:
- NGINX Web / Proxy Server
- Apache Web Server (as backend)
- Multi-PHP Environment
- Bind DNS Server
- Exim Mail Server + ClamAV + SpamAssassin
- Dovecot POP3/IMAP Server
- MariaDB Database Server
- PostgreSQL Database Server
- ProFTPD FTP Server
- Firewall (Iptables) + Fail2Ban Access Monitor
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Would you like to continue with the installation? [Y/N]:
So no mention to quota, but in the list of plugins in the panel it seems to be activated.
systemctl status apache2.service is still giving the apachectl[882]: AH00558: apache2: Could not reliably determine the server's fully qualified domain name. How should I proceed? I don’t mind reinstalling the system a few times more to test things, as it is empty at the moment.
Just a few minutes @eris has found a issue with the installer arguments - he just fixing it right now.
I think for now, all is done - as soon as we pushed the fix, the installation routine should work as usual it should. I’ll send a note here if you want to test it again.
