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http://www.domain.com/ shows login.php instead of index file
Why do my hosted domains redirect automatically to:
http://www.domain.com/login.php Instead of displaying their default index.html files that are intact?!? Does anyone know why this is happening? :( |
this is very very frustrating... i am very busy this week and i have wasted many hours on this software...
i installed on a clean boot of CentOS & followed the "perfect setup" instructions exactly but the system does not work... why do my domains not show the files in their FTP directories? instead they just ask the user to login!?!! :mad: |
ISPConfig has no login.php files in the websites. So thats a problem which is not ISPConfig related.
You should have a look if there is a .htaccess file in the directory that does some kind of redirect or if your index.html file contains a redirect. |
It definitely is related!!
Everything appears to be set up properly in the .conf files... However, it redirects to: /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/login.php I edited the title in the login.php like this: Quote:
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I think somehow, the server is set up to have login on BOTH http at port 80 and https at port 81... is that possible? Right now I only have one domain directed to this server...
If I manually start httpd, after shutting off ispconfig, the hosting account behaves differently and I can view index.html I have no idea why. |
I guess you mix up websites and the ISPConfig controlpanel.
If you connect to your server on port 80 it can not redirect to /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/login/trylogin.php because that server is listening on port 81. Check your router if you forward port 80 to 81 accidently! |
I can log in and use the ispconfig control panel for either my http or https...
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the http hosting works properly, but https Does NOT respond. |
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You think that is a port forwarding issue? I was pretty sure it was related to ISPconfig http.conf settings somehow...? |
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The installation is on a virgin CentOS system & I have not added a .htaccess file to the dir. Quote:
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