Question for api.

[Ludaking]

Hello, 

Just i have a question and one problem, the problem is 

Code:

root@panel:~# service bind9 start * Starting domain name service... bind9 /usr/sbin/named: error while loading shared libraries: liblwres.so.90: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied [fail] root@panel:~# 

And the question about api, how does sentora api works? is there a way to use directly api with other billing platforms or is needed to install xbilling module, if yes where is api code and the url where can i send api requests?
or xbilling is just like a billing platform?

with easy words. i just need to know how can i use sentora api, can someone help about this?

Thanks

[TGates]

Developer's tools: http://docs.sentora.org/?node=9
It can be used to work with other billing solutions and xBilling is built using it for the front-end.

Code:

/usr/sbin/named: error while loading shared libraries: liblwres.so.90: cannot open shared object file: Permission denied [fail]

Try chmod the folder 755

[Ludaking]

@TGates thank you for response

i tried to chmod '/usr/sbin/named', but the same problem happen, may is needed to chmod something else :/ ?

[TGates]

I just googled the error. There may be more fixes out there for you.

[Ludaking]

i googled for hours. but still looks like docker won't allow container to start bind9 or something else is wrong,

anyway i haven't still found a solution, i also tried to start container in privileged mode and on host mode but didn't work..

i also tried on different images, Ubuntu, CentOS, Debian. the same problem!

Problem solved after moving from AUFS to DEVICEMAPPER !

[TGates]

Wow, glad you figured that one out! Sometimes what you look for pops up right about the time your are going to give up LOL

I had that problem rebuilding the Sentastico module and a few times already while working on Sencrypt module.

[Ludaking]

i lost 2 days just to find where was the problem :/
i currently moved again from devicemapper to btrfs it looks 100% more faster then devicemapper.
i suggest it to you too..
also `df -h` looks more clean with btrfs :p