Did it some hours ago, before messing up my server configuration, which is now good again... I'll try this tomorrow as it's already 2:30 am here ;)

Okay, thanks a lot for your time.
It still doesn't work but I'll refer to specific forums for this.
Cheers

Thanks for your fast reply! Regarding that xml upload is that related to missing packages? Sorry I don't really know if it's related to Ajenti V, so it might be unappropriate in this forum

Hi Again,

How can these WARN be fixed please?



[root@MYSERVER ~]# sudo ajenti-panel
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Using config file /etc/ajenti/config.json
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Ajenti starting in foreground
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO registered crypt handler 'sha512_crypt': <class 'passlib.handlers.sha2_crypt.sha512_crypt'>
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Ajenti 1.2.22.6 running on platform: centos
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [munin] skipping due to BinaryDependency (munin-cron)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [psql] skipping due to BinaryDependency (psql)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [fail2ban] skipping due to BinaryDependency (fail2ban-client)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ipmi] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ipmitool)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ctdb] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ctdb)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [netatalk] skipping due to BinaryDependency (afpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [exports] skipping due to BinaryDependency (nfsstat)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [squid] skipping due to BinaryDependency (squid3)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [samba] skipping due to BinaryDependency (smbd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [hddtemp] skipping due to BinaryDependency (hddtemp)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [nsd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (nsd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ntpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ntpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [hdparm] skipping due to BinaryDependency (hdparm)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [csf] skipping due to BinaryDependency (csf)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [megaraid] skipping due to FileDependency (/opt/MegaRAID/MegaCli/MegaCli)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [openvpn] skipping due to BinaryDependency (openvpn)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [mongo] skipping due to BinaryDependency (mongod)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [dhcpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (dhcpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [bind9] skipping due to BinaryDependency (named)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [memcache] skipping due to BinaryDependency (memcached)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [apcups] skipping due to BinaryDependency (apcaccess)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [raid] skipping due to BinaryDependency (mdadm)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [lm_sensors] skipping due to BinaryDependency (sensors)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [smartctl] skipping due to BinaryDependency (smartctl)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [snmpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (snmpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Starting server on (u'0.0.0.0', 8000)
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO SSL enabled: /etc/ajenti/ajenti.pem
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Starting new HTTP connection (1): meta.ajenti.org

Hi Again,

How can these WARN be fixed please?



[root@MYSERVER ~]# sudo ajenti-panel
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Using config file /etc/ajenti/config.json
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Ajenti starting in foreground
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO registered crypt handler 'sha512_crypt': <class 'passlib.handlers.sha2_crypt.sha512_crypt'>
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Ajenti 1.2.22.6 running on platform: centos
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [munin] skipping due to BinaryDependency (munin-cron)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [psql] skipping due to BinaryDependency (psql)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [fail2ban] skipping due to BinaryDependency (fail2ban-client)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ipmi] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ipmitool)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ctdb] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ctdb)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [netatalk] skipping due to BinaryDependency (afpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [exports] skipping due to BinaryDependency (nfsstat)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [squid] skipping due to BinaryDependency (squid3)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [samba] skipping due to BinaryDependency (smbd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [hddtemp] skipping due to BinaryDependency (hddtemp)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [nsd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (nsd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [ntpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (ntpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [hdparm] skipping due to BinaryDependency (hdparm)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [csf] skipping due to BinaryDependency (csf)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [megaraid] skipping due to FileDependency (/opt/MegaRAID/MegaCli/MegaCli)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [openvpn] skipping due to BinaryDependency (openvpn)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [mongo] skipping due to BinaryDependency (mongod)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [dhcpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (dhcpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [bind9] skipping due to BinaryDependency (named)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [memcache] skipping due to BinaryDependency (memcached)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [apcups] skipping due to BinaryDependency (apcaccess)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [raid] skipping due to BinaryDependency (mdadm)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [lm_sensors] skipping due to BinaryDependency (sensors)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [smartctl] skipping due to BinaryDependency (smartctl)
10.08.2014 17:47 WARN *** [snmpd] skipping due to BinaryDependency (snmpd)
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Starting server on (u'0.0.0.0', 8000)
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO SSL enabled: /etc/ajenti/ajenti.pem
10.08.2014 17:47 INFO Starting new HTTP connection (1): meta.ajenti.org

Hello,
Oh I'm very sorry I just saw your answer, thought my post didn't pass as the internet is quite bad here, and posted also in another reply (but a bit different...) :s

Actually I've done nothing about restricting users yet... Thought I might activate Bind9 before trying to set anything up...

Hope you'll have the time to answer my other question, as it is more about the basics, which should already help me quite a lot.
Cheers

Hello!
Thanks a lot for this awesome panel!
Sorry I understand nothing about dependency :s
1- I tried it for bind9, so I checked depends on; and there is ! named, so I typed "which named" in my ssh and the answer is no named in(usr/local/bin:/sbin...

2- if it had been found, what would I have to do with that? 

Thanks in advance!
Sebastien

Hello!

First of all, thank you so much for this panel, it's awesome!!

I just have a question regarding the packages;
When searching for bind9, I have no result
Searching for Apache2, 1 result (perl-apache...)

I think there might be something wrong in my packages repository?

Help would be much appreciated because I really need to restrict users access to specific sites :s
Thanks in advance,
Sebastien

Myles,
Thanks a lot for your time doing this tutorial :)