I recently upgraded both debian to 8.4 and ispconfig to 3.0.5.4p9. Everything existing works fine, however if I create a new website I get 403 errors on every request. The error log shows 30 17:54:02.463751 2016] [access_compat:error] [pid 10953] [client 2.26.45.1:51424] AH01797: client denied by server configuration: /var/www/example.co.uk/web/ [Sat Apr 30 17:54:02.463834 2016] [access_compat:error] [pid 10953] [client 2.26.45.1:51424] AH01797: client denied by server configuration: /var/www/example.co.uk/web/error/403.html The directory permissions are correct web and client 755 Any advice much appreciated.
So going from apache 2.2 to 2.4 has caused me all sorts of headaches. Firstly the change in security directives. I followed a guide on updating from linnode (I cannot paste links here). In order to fix this I refreshes the websites however this broke all sites because, apache 2.4 requires the sites-available to end in tld.conf, whereas ispconfig outputs tld.vhost. Is there a way to amend the output template so that the correct format is used? Also does ispconfig use a2ensite to install the sites or simply create a simlink from /etc/apache2/sites-enabled to /etc/apache2/sites-enables
you could have just let the services reconfigure and it would have changed .htaccess accordingly.... to require all granted and stuff... but the conf.d / conf-available / conf-enabled is a bit of a pain with 2.4
For the time being I've modified the vhost template to change from '.vhost' to '.conf'. Any idea how its managed in the new 3.1 version?
If you upgrade from debian 7 to debian 8, you must update ispconfig with "reconfigure services". login into ispconfig, go to tools and resync the websites. this will update the syntax to apache 2.4.
I did use the reconfigure service option when updating! If the actual template has the old style syntax in what does reconfigure service do?
"reconfigure service" rewrites the vhost for the websites while reconfigure services during the update rewrites the vhost for ispconfig.
Please Update Ipconfig with reconfigure.services. and resync Regards, Christian clouddesktoponline.com
