Problems with ebox web IU

Hi all,

My install of Ebox into intrepid Server went smoothly. I followed the first three chapters of the perfect server for 8.10 install. I had to use "deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/ebox-unstable/ubuntu intrepid main" for my repository.

My problems are with the interface. First off looks like I need php setup as no background is anywhere. Next I have this error that comes up between selectionson the ebox interface:

Code:

Secure Connection Failed

An error occurred during a connection to 192.168.1.107.

SSL received an unexpected Change Cipher Spec record.

(Error code: ssl_error_rx_unexpected_change_cipher)

The page you are trying to view can not be shown because the authenticity of the received data could not be verified.

    * Please contact the web site owners to inform them of this problem

Any Ideas?

Thanks

Heeter

 

This is small bug in client part of openssl and now is often visible in new Firefox 3
Simply disable TLS v1 in your server (SSHv2 too because of better security)

Insert this line into httpd.conf
—
SSLProtocol all -TLSv1 -SSHv2

 

Thanks for your response petter5,

But I am not running apache, therefore I have no httpd.conf.

This is a straight up file server I am setting up. Unless I need to setup apache/php to go with ebox.

Heeter
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Think Mill

 

The eBox interface is running on Apache2, so you must insert that code in the Apache2 configuration (should be in the /etc/apache2 directory).

 

Hi Falko,

If I understand you correctly, Ebox installs Apache2? Or do I have to install apache?

Thanks

Heeter
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AIRSTREAM

 

Yes, that's right.

 

Great, Thanks Falko.

Heeter
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Weed bubblers

 

Hi,

I am trying to fiure out where the httpd.conf file is.

I open /etc/apache2/httpd.conf with nano and there is nothing existing in there.

I am trying to add the line into my httpd.conf file.

Thanks

Heeter
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HEAD SHOP

 

On Ubuntu, the main Apache configuration is in /etc/ apache2/apache2.conf. httpd.conf is there for backwards compliance and empty, but you add stuff to it (e.g. load modules, etc. - but you can as well do that in apache2.conf).

 

Hi Falko, Thanks for your response.

So I entered that line posted above to the bottom of the apache2.conf file,
and now apache won't restart.

It says that maybe a module is missing.


Heeter
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MEDICAL MARIJUANA

 

Just for testing, I removed the checkmark of the "use TLSv1" in firefox3, and now ebox is working fine.

So what can I add/edit/remove from apache2.conf to make this work?


Thanks again,

Heeter
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Honda RA106

 

So eBox is working now? Did you undo the not-working changes to the Apache configuration? What exactly did you change?

 

Hi Falko,

I placed the checkmark back into the firefox. That threw off the ebox setup again.

That line "SSLProtocol all" was actually found in the

Code:

 /usr/share/ebox/stubs/apache.mas 

I changed the line from

Code:

SSLProtocol all

to this

Code:

SSLProtocol all -TLSv1 -SSHv2 

The EBOX apache.mas is just like our apache2.conf file that we normally edit.

So now EBOX is working fine with my configuration (AMD Phemon9750 X4 CPU, 8GIGS DDR2, 2 X 1 TeraByte RAID1, UbuntuServer 8.10 64bit)


Heeter