Friends, I cannot access webmail nor phpmyadmin from the domain. I get the following message: File not found.
Tutorial: Perfect Server Automated ISPConfig 3 Installation on Debian 10 - 11 and Ubuntu 20.04 OS: Debian 11 Apache
Did you do something in addition to what the Autoinstaller instructions tell you to do? Was the server empty before autoinstaller started? Do webmail or phpmyadmin work with plain http:// connection?
I didn't do anything other than what the tutorial says. The server was installed from scratch. Does not work with http
Hmm, that's strange. Are you sure that this domain name points to the correct server? Please try using the server hostname instead.
The domain name pointing to the server is correct. With the hostname of the server it works as shown in the images below.
Do you have php chroot enabled in that site? If yes, it might prevent access to tools like phpmyadmin and webmail.
I create a global redirect for those in web server config, it has nothing to do with the site's PHP setup as you are redirecting to a different site.
You can enter Apache and Nginx redirect rules in the apache/nginx directives field on the options tab of the website.
Perfect, everything working as I wanted! I'll leave it documented below how I did it. Redirect to phpmyadmin and webmail if php chroot is enabled: Note: My server is running apache Access your ISPConfig and go to Sites, choose domain -> options -> apache directives: Add the line below replacing source and destination. Redirect permanent /source destination Example: Redirect permanent /phpmyadmin https://server1.example.com:8080/phpmyadmin/ Redirect permanent /webmail https://server1.example.com:8080/webmail/
I would not add a permanent redirect. If the phpmyadmin/webmail location ever changes for that domain, you are in trouble because of the cached redirects. So remove the permanent statement.
