[ helpp ] can't acces ISPConfig via web after reboot/restart

[unique_leader]

hellp i can't access ISPConfig via web after i'm restart my server, also with webmin too. why???. pleasee hellp me

[createch]

check whether the ISPconfig is running first....

you may restart the ISPconfig by:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/ispconfig_server restart

or (for Suse/debian)
/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server restart

[till]

Are you being asked for a password if you do what createch suggested?

[unique_leader]

how to make automatic running after reboot

[till]

Please answer my question first.

[unique_leader]

Please answer my question first.

i'm sorry do you mean ISPConfig password?? i don't have trouble in password. createch suggested give me a solution. and now how to make ISPConfing automatic running after reboot

[till]

i'm sorry do you mean ISPConfig password?? i don't have trouble in password. createch suggested give me a solution. and now how to make ISPConfing automatic running after reboot

If you want to get help, you will have to answer questions as otherwise you will not get the correct solution for your problem.

So please answer my question: If you do what createch suggested, are you asked for a password or not?

[unique_leader]

i'm not asked for a password

[createch]

i'm not asked for a password

Dear unique_leader,

Till's question is highly relevant to your question because in case you are asked for a password then your setting(s) in the RSA key may cause your ISPconfig not able to be restarted without human interaction.

Now you may try:
chkconfig --levels 235 ispconfig_server on

and see whether the ispconfig service can be automatically started....

Cheers
Createch

[unique_leader]

Dear unique_leader,

Till's question is highly relevant to your question because in case you are asked for a password then your setting(s) in the RSA key may cause your ISPconfig not able to be restarted without human interaction.

Now you may try:
chkconfig --levels 235 ispconfig_server on

and see whether the ispconfig service can be automatically started....

Cheers
Createch


I try run command that you give. and this the result
bash: chkconfig: command not found

my operating system ubuntu 8.04

[createch]

For Ubuntu (good to note that you use this distro), you can use update-rc.d to do the job....

First, write a simple script and put it in the /etc/init.d/ directory. (e.g. "startupispconfig") containing the line:

/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server start

Then run the following command to make it executable:
sudo chmod +x startupispconfig

Then run:
sudo update-rc.d startupispconfig defaults

For further information... please run
man update-rc.d

Let us know whether the above works for you.

[unique_leader]

not work. are you have any solution?

[till]

1) Any error message when you run:

/etc/init.d/ispconfig_server start

2) Please post the output of:

netstat -tap | grep ispconfig

3) Please try:

sudo update-rc.d ispconfig_server defaults

[unique_leader]

this my answer

1) not error

2) listen 4825/ispconfig_http

3) system startup links for /etc/init.d/isp_configserver already exist

[falko]

What's the output of iptables -L?
Did you disable AppArmor?
Are there any errors in the error log in /root/ispconfig/httpd/logs?