Hello all, Having a problem with the apache server on ISPConfig 3. Before everything was working but now ... but When executing this same command as part of a PHP file on the SAME host as part of an PHP file I get errors... access log: error log: According to the error message, it could not connect to the host - but - then why does something like this: work on the same server when entered in the browser??? TIA
Also, here is a sample from nslookup on the problem host: Again, the code being executed (on the host zazu) is: It seems like there is something strange with the php. Can someone provide some tips on how to troubleshoot?
Hello again, Moved items to a Windows machine with XAMPP and all is working fine. But still need to know why it was not working under ISPConfig with CentOS6 TIA
Might be a firewall issue and not a PHP problem. If you run a firewall, then ensure that port 7100 is open.
Till, your response (above) is 2 years old but I am having this problem (today) too. Is your 'port 7100' advice still accurate? I am using ISPConfig3 (3.0.5.4) and the SoapClient specifically addresses to port 8080 in your documentation. I have port 8080 open and I am accessing the ISPConfig interface at https://mydomain.com:8080 Any attempt to connect via SOAP is met with: My SOAP code: I think I may have screwed this up by changing the permissions of either the 'remote/index.php' file or the 'lib/classes/remoting.inc.php' file. The ISPConfig3 download shows them as 'homeuser:www-data' ownership but I believe jailkit changes that to 'ispconfig:ispconfig'. I installed everything perfectly using this tutorial: http://www.howtoforge.com/the-perfe...bind-mysql-php-postfix-dovecot-and-ispconfig3 Can you confirm what the ownership of those two files should be and - if ispconfig:ispconfig is good - what could be the reason for not being able to login using the above code? And THANK YOU for providing such an excellent ISP configuration tool! I have added the billing module and am looking forward to using it! UPDATE: Till, the issue is with the 'Additional PHP Versions' of ISPConfig. I have a 'Default' PHP version using php-fpm to listen on the 127.0.0.1:9000 port. This is my default OS php installation (i.e.: /etc/php5). I have a multitude of other PHP versions listening on sockets within their respective directories (i.e.: /opt/php/5.5/, /opt/php/5.6, etc). ISPConfig registers these versions and I can point any website to use any version using the ISPConfig interface. Present status: ISPConfig has 'fastcgi_pass unix:/var/lib/php5-fpm/ispconfig.sock;' in the sites-enabled > 000-ispconfig.vhost. That socket is set in the /etc/php5/pool.d/ispconfig.conf file, the default php version. The trouble: If my site is not using the default php version, then any ISPConfig remoting I try to do fails. I have not tried, but I am pretty certain I could change the ispconfig.vhost to listen on the same PHP version socket as my vhost and all would be well. But - apart from that possible solution - is there a way to make it work as I have described? I thought I would ask you first since your mind is wrapped around this code. Please help/advise.