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gjcomputer
22nd July 2006, 05:55
instead of port 81 (my work blocks) i want to run the ispconfig apache on port 443. i know i wont be able to host other secure sites but all my hosted sites are for friends and family, i have searched the forums, and changed what i could from port 81, to port 443. now i can not access ispconfig control panel at all. i want to be able to type this (https://mysite.com) and have the control panel come up. any and all help is much appreciated!! :)

gjcomputer
22nd July 2006, 05:57
also i hope webmail would run on port 443 as well (with ispconfig)

gjcomputer
22nd July 2006, 07:14
and i only have 1 IP address, but i will NEVER use ssl for any other site

till
22nd July 2006, 18:54
If you dont want to sue port 443 for your websites, you can remove the "Listen 443" directive in your main apache configuration, the restart apache and make sure that it does not listen on port 443 anymore (e.g. with netstat -tap).

Then configure the ISPConfig httpd to listen on port 443 instaed of port 81.

androme
22nd July 2006, 19:10
have you planed to set the http or https and port directly in the isp config interface in future ?

gjcomputer
22nd July 2006, 19:35
ok i changed the main appache to only listen to port 80, restarting now, i also changed the ispconfig apache to listen on 443, lets see if it works



works great, thanks guys

till
22nd July 2006, 21:34
have you planed to set the http or https and port directly in the isp config interface in future ?

No, because this would mean that you either can not use https or http for your websites anymore or you need at least two IP addresses.

linuxhelp
30th September 2006, 18:48
Hi ALL,

i have setup a new system an set apache only to listen on 80

and isp to 443 in /root/ispconf... but the ispsite isn't reachable

Thanks for help

I want to setup only one site 80 and webmail 443

Tom

falko
1st October 2006, 14:38
What exactly did you change? What's the output of netstat -tap? Did you restart Apache and ISPConfig?