Hi all, Quick question; when i goto mydomain.com:81 I recieve a 400 Bad Request It displays the following: --------------------------------------------- Bad Request Your browser sent a request that this server could not understand. Reason: You're speaking plain HTTP to an SSL-enabled server port. Instead use the HTTPS scheme to access this URL, please. Hint: https://www.linux5.config:81/ --------------------------------------------- How do i fix the problem with the wrong hint? It should say; Hint: Https://www.mydomain.com:81 Thanks.
Ive checked the .conf file and cannot find the hostname variable. The only variable in there that looks like it resembles hostname is: #ServerName www.linux5.config As this is commented out it must not be required and that the variable i must change to fix this problem must be in another file elsewhere. Correct me if im wrong. Cheers.
What is the output of: hostname and: hostname -f and: grep www.linux5.config /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf
The output is as follows: ----------------------------------------------------------- root@linux5:~# hostname linux5.config root@linux5:~# hostname -f linux5.config root@linux5:~# grep www.linux5.config /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf ServerAdmin [email protected]ig #ServerName www.linux5.config ServerName www.linux5.config ServerAdmin [email protected]ig root@linux5:~# ----------------------------------------------------------- As we can see the hostname needs changing, but why? as other webservers can produce the "Hint Info" from the domain its being called from and shouldnt require manual hostname editing to show that www.mydomain.com requires ssl using https://www.mydomain.com Thanks.
The server on port 81 is no vhost, so it uses the hostname info from its config file. Please change all occurrences of www.linux5.config to the new hostname in /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and restart the ispconfig_server. Then you should change the hostname of the server too, as www.linux5.config is no valid hostname and might cause trouble e.g. when sending mail.
Whats distro are you running? On CentOS i do not have: /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf Any ideas? I am running into the same issue when using both NICs, using only one NIC, if i switch the IP to a different address the 400 error instead of showing the host name www.mydomain.com reverts to localhost.localdomain. If i switch back to the IP that i was originally using it goes back to www.mydomain.com. Any idea why this happens? Where does the localhost.localdomain get pulled from? The only place i can find it is in my hosts file. This may help with a solution to my issue, when i ping the host name it, www.mydomain.com, it comes back with; localhost.localdomain 127.0.0.1 and not the hostname itself with the IP, im guessing i did not change it in ISPConfig someplace unless the issue is what is in my hosts file.
