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jcoen
13th March 2008, 04:34
I followed Falko's process for getting Apache to run ISPConfig on port 80:

http://www.howtoforge.com/apache_reverse_proxy_ispconfig

I have Debian Etch "The Perfect Etch Setup" with ISPConfig.

Here some screenshots of my progress.

Step 1:
http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/step1.jpg

Step 2:
http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/step2.jpg

Step 3:
http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/step3.jpg

I did get errors the first time around after I restarted Apache, so I chose the 2nd option to comment out: #NameVirtualHost *

No errors after restart

Step 4:
http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/step4.jpg

Step 5: Comment out the 4 lines and change the 2nd one to http from https
http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/step5.jpg

I thought it should work on either of these links, port 80 doesn't work:
https://coen01.thec-team.com/
http://coen01.thec-team.com/



Update 03132008:

One thing I forgot to mention is that once logged into ispconfig using port 81, the stylesheet and some images are not showing up. I did a "Properties" of a missing image and it said that it was looking for the image on http not https on the default http port, so something sort-of working.

falko
13th March 2008, 19:29
Any errors in Apache's error log?

jcoen
17th March 2008, 03:18
I don't know if this is the error or not, but did a tail of the apache2 log ...

http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/tail_apachelog.jpg

Also, as I mentioned before, some images aren't coming up when I log in on port 81, here's the properties of the image ... looking for the image on http and port 80.

http://www.thec-team.com/ispconfig/ispconfig_screenshot.jpg

Thanks for the help that anyone can provide ...

falko
17th March 2008, 16:34
Do you use IP addresses other than the ones shown by ifconfig somewhere in your Apache configuration?

jcoen
17th March 2008, 21:03
I can't say there are any other IPs in the Apache config.

This is a relatively new installation, and if it wasn't included in "Perfect Etch Setup" or ISPConfig, it's pretty much an original install.

falko
18th March 2008, 17:40
Did you check /etc/apache2/apache2.conf and all included files?

jcoen
20th March 2008, 06:51
I've just re-installed ISPConfig this evening.

I had a lot of quirky issues with it since I went through the "Run ISPConfig on Port 80" procedure, so i just re-installed it.

Runs great now ...