Hello all, at the first many many thanks for a very nice ispconfig and your help for all. I've been using ispconfig for a while and now I need help with a solution for a specific configuration I am using debian12 and have a standard perfect server installation. The ispconfig Interface is accessible over the Port 8080 e.g. abc.com:8080 Can I make it accessible via a specific directory? e.g. abc.com:8080/admin If i insert an alias into the vhost e.g. alias /admin/ /var/www/ispconfig I am always rewritten to abc.com:8080/login and not abc.com:8080/admin/login Must or can the root_base_dir be changed or something? I have seen in /usr/local/ispconfig/server/lib/config.inc.php and /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/config.inc.php the option interface_base_url, but it doesn't work the way I need. Thanks again for all helps, Best Regards, muelleks
I don't know why do you need to do that nor that I think it is possible. You may opt for other way like proxy or use a custom vhost as the alternative.
Why do you want to do that? You can use proxy directives in Apache and Nginx and I'm sure that this is what @ahrasis refers to as it the default way to make the ISPConfig GUI accessible on another URL. So no need for any proxy software here.
I would like to make the ispconfig GUI accessible via /admin, the Roundcube is already accessible via /webmail but for / and everything else only a default or error page should be active
As @ahrasis mentioned, you can do that using proxy directives in Apache and Nginx. So no separate software needed.
Oh ok, thanks for this tip, I will see how to configure this with Apache proxy. What is the best place to do this? I configure this into a copy of apache_ispconfig.conf.master in the directory /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/install ?
No just create a new site config at /etc/apache2/sites-available with the configuration needed and actiave it with a2ensite <name>. An example: Code: <VirtualHost *:443> SSLEngine on SSLProtocol all -SSLv2 -SSLv3 -TLSv1 -TLSv1.1 SSLHonorCipherOrder on SSLCipherSuite HIGH:!aNULL:!MD5:!3DES:!CBC SSLCertificateFile /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/ssl/ispserver.crt SSLCertificateKeyFile /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/ssl/ispserver.key Header always set Strict-Transport-Security "max-age=15768000; includeSubDomains; preload" ServerName panel.domain.tld ServerAlias www.panel.domain.tld SSLProxyEngine on ProxyPreserveHost On ProxyRequests Off ProxyVia Off ProxyPass / https://localhost:8080/ ProxyPassReverse / https://localhost:8080/ ProxyPass .well-known/ ! </VirtualHost> This is just an example with the ProxyPass configuration, you need to change these settings to match your specific requirements
better yet.. create it as a full website, or vhost subdomain in the ispconfig gui itself, and then just set the proxy settings in the webserver directives area on the options tab of the website settings.
Hi all, thanks for this tips, But i can not use this setup with a own subdomain. I need the ispconfig GUI accessible over a seperat directory and not over / With this apache proxy example i have the same problem that ispconfig rewrite me to the /login and not to /admin/login
you can use this setup with a vhost subdomain, that does use it's own directory, regardless of that, you could still setup a subdomain address as it's own fully separate website in ispconfig and i'm not sure why you think the proxy rewrite going to /login and not /admin/login is a problem... i use the same settings on my own ispconfig control panel. logging into /login as the admin user works perfectly fine.
Hi, Ok, sorry for my bad English and any possible misunderstanding. Either I described it poorly or incomprehensibly. I asked how and whether I could get the ispconfig GUI accessible via a directory. Not how I configure a subdomain or a vhost with subdomain. I can't run subdomains. Why doesn't matter here. Hence another example. I need access to the GUI via domain.tld:8080/admin Not via domain.tld:8080 and also not via my.domain.tld:8080 I hope maybe someone has an idea about this. If anyone has a solution with subdomain, thank you but please don't write anymore. I can use multiple port bindings but no subdomains. Regards, muelleks
Yes, at least not that easily. Theoretically, he could try to change the port of the ISPConfig vhost to let's say 8082, then manually create a new vhost on port 8080 with a proxy config. But it does not make sense why 8080:/admin is needed while 8080:/ does not work.
does the /admin part just need to be used in the requesting url, or does it actually need to be used in the redirected address, or both? hmm.. just wondering.. if he created the website domain.tld in ispconfig, could he not, in the options tab, under apache directives, not put all the proxy_pass settings inside Code: <Directory /var/www/domain.tld/web/admin/> </Directory> never tried creating a reverse proxy this way, looking at some of these, it seems it could be done with nginx... https://serverfault.com/questions/792326/nginx-proxy-pass-using-subfolder https://stackoverflow.com/questions...e-proxy-subdirectory-rewrites-for-sourcegraph no idea if apache would allow this though.
Hi, /admin is required for all access to the GUI. The problem is that ispconfig always rewrites itself to / or /login after login or logout and not to my new basedir /admin/ or /admin/login I'll try out whether Apache can do that or I'll test nginx. Regards,
Can you elaborate why you want to change the default behaviour in such a way? Even if it is possible to achieve such a configuration change what is the benefit of it and why do you need it to behave like that? Maybe there is some misunderstanding
Hi, I've now solved it with redirect and it looks like it's working the way I need it. Alias /webadmin/ /var/www/ispconfig/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/index\.php$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/index.php RedirectMatch 301 ^/capp\.php$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/capp.php RedirectMatch 301 ^/nav\.php$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/nav.php RedirectMatch 301 ^/keepalive\.php$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/keepalive.php RedirectMatch 301 ^/datalogstatus\.php$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/datalogstatus.php RedirectMatch 301 ^/login/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/login/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/themes/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/themes/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/js/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/js/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/dashboard/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/dashboard/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/client/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/client/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/tools/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/tools/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/mail/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/mail/ RedirectMatch 301 ^/mailuser/$ https://mydomain.tld:8080/webadmin/mailuser/ Regards, Muelleks
