Can't access the Rspamd dashboard

Discussion in 'General' started by Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 4, 2020.

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  1. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Hi,
    I followed this tuto to install rspamd https://www.howtoforge.com/replacing-amavisd-with-rspamd-in-ispconfig/ and it seems that everything went well. However I can't access to the GUI interface.
    In the tuto, you need to choose the domain for the interface but I have ISP 3.2.1 and it does not give you a choice. It's the URL of the mail server hostname: https://hostname:8081/rspamd/
    But whe I click on the link, i get a timeout error.
    I did add "hostname" as a web site in ISP config and this "hostname" has an A record in DNS.
    Last info: this is a multiserver install with "hostname" above being the mail server (but it has Apache installed) and the ISPConfig admin on another server.
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 4, 2020
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  2. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    Were you not able to do some part of "Make Rspamd Dashboard accessible from outside"?
    What choice? I'm sure ISPConfig 3.2.1 allows creating a website.
     
    Taleman, Dec 5, 2020
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  3. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Well, no: as soon as you select Rspamd, the link to the interface URL and the password are displayed. You can change the password but you can't edit the link. Maybe you can do it directly in the ISPConfig database?

    EDIT: no, only the password is in the database, so it is really set to use the mail server hostname.
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  4. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    Select where?
    Why edit the link? The default link works.
     
    Taleman, Dec 5, 2020
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  5. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Select in the mail server config, in the Mail tab (for "Content Filter").
    Well, in my case the link does not work. Maybe there is something more to do? Or does it have to do with the multiserver setting? Do I have to install Rspamd on the master server too and have the dashboard acces from this one?
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  6. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    You did install RSpamd on the e-mail server host?
     
    Taleman, Dec 5, 2020
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  7. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Yes. I see it in /etc/rspamd.
    I assume it's working (I don't know how I can be sure)
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  8. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    OK. Latest developement. As an experiment, I installed RSpamd on the Master server, selected RSpamd in the master server config, created a Web site with the domain that was displayed and ... I have now the login page! But the joy was short because if I enter the password, I get a "Undefined" and "Request failed" message.
    To be sure, I tried also the password given for the mail server, but I have the same messages.
    I guess it makes sense that the dashboard should be on mail server, so the question is: what should I do to have the given URL working?
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  9. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    After investigations, I think the problem is that despite the fact the mail server is also checked as Web server in ISPConfig, no site is created in /var/www when you create the site in ISPConfig. I'm not sure what I can do to correct that.
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  10. Th0m

    Th0m ISPConfig Developer Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    If we have a mailserver mail.example.com with IP address 1.2.3.4, and Apache installed, you could create a website "mail.example.com" on that server with these directives:
    Code:
    <Location /rspamd>
Require all granted
</Location>
RewriteEngine On
RewriteRule ^/rspamd$ /rspamd/ [R,L]
RewriteRule ^/rspamd/(.*) http://127.0.0.1:11334/$1 [P]
    It would then be available on mail.example.com/rspamd

    You might have to reset the password if you can access the GUI but get a error, you can do this in ISPConfig -> System -> Server Config -> mail.example.com -> Mail
     
    Th0m, Dec 5, 2020
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  11. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Yes, I got that but, as I wrote in my latest post, I found that the problem comes that no site is created when I add a new one from the ISPConfig interface. It should be in the /var/www/clients forlder but there is only a /var/www/html present.
    Maybe if I add manually a "clients" subfolder? Or ... ?
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  12. Th0m

    Th0m ISPConfig Developer Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Th0m, Dec 5, 2020
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  13. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    The "web server" function is not active on the mail server (although it says so in ISPConfig > System >Server), so I guess what I need to know is how to enable this on the mail server since I can't do it from the ISP console (I tried: disable Web tne re-enable it for the mail server, but there are no changes).
    I don't think I can use ispconfig_update.sh since I'm already at the latest version.
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  14. Th0m

    Th0m ISPConfig Developer Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    You have to run a force upgrade with
    Code:
    ispconfig_update.sh --force
    and configure the webserver
     
    Th0m, Dec 5, 2020
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  15. Jean-François Questiaux

    Jean-François Questiaux Member

    Well, making progresses but...
    After forcing the upgrade, ISPConfig does create the new website in the /var/www/clients folder, but no virtual host is created in Apache, therefore the connexion to the created website fails.

    Is it important to have access to the RSpamd dashboard?
     
    Jean-François Questiaux, Dec 5, 2020
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  16. Taleman

    Taleman Well-Known Member HowtoForge Supporter

    RSPamd works even if you do not access the dashboard. But dashboard is nice, the Throughput and History tab show you what is happening.
    I did not have any trouble getting dashboard to work. I had both single server setup and a separate e-mail server. I just followed the rspamd tutorial.
     
    Taleman, Dec 5, 2020
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  17. Th0m

    Th0m ISPConfig Developer Staff Member ISPConfig Developer

    Use the debugging steps I shared earlier to find the issue.
     
    Th0m, Dec 5, 2020
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  18. Jesse Norell

    Jesse Norell Well-Known Member Staff Member Howtoforge Staff

    You might also check what ispconfig server plugins are enabled, maybe you have to catch something manually?
     
    Jesse Norell, Dec 5, 2020
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  19. topogigio

    topogigio Member

    Hi,
    I have same problem on a fresh server (Debian 10, ISPCONFIG 3.2.5).

    The server is dedicated to email service, and has installed apache2. The website on port 8081 seems not configured and I cannot access the rspamd GUI.
    I tried "ispconfig_update.sh --force" but nothing changed.

    Any idea?
    thanks
     
    topogigio, Jul 28, 2021
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  20. Jesse Norell

    Jesse Norell Well-Known Member Staff Member Howtoforge Staff

    Did you try the same things for a solution? In particular:
    Port 8081 is not in use on a mail server, it's the "apps vhost" on web servers. If you enable web services on the web server and create a mail.whatever.tld site there (as the original poster did), you will use ports 80/443 to access it.

    You could try enabling web services on the server and enable the Apps vhost (in server config) to get port 8081 listening, which looks like it should proxy the /rspamd location in the default config; I've not tried it, but it looks like there was an effort to make that work "out of the box" on a web+mail server.
     
    Last edited: Jul 28, 2021
    Jesse Norell, Jul 28, 2021
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