For a few days I can not connect to the ISPConfig panel neither with http nor with https The message is the one that appears on the screenshot If I connect via WinScp, yes I can access and see all the files and backups I have downloaded backup from the web and from the database. I have also downloaded a copy of ISPConfig I think it must be an apache2 problem. It is possible to reinstall Apache 2. Is it possible to reinstall ISPConfig and then upload the backup copies to the folders and thus have the web operational again? Can somebody help me?. I can give access to my panel I'm not good with these problems Thanks Kike
Please run the test script and post the result: https://www.howtoforge.com/community/threads/please-read-before-posting.58408/
Hi Thank you for answering my request for help. This is the test result you asked me Any root@vps622713:~# wget -q -O htf-common-issues.php "http://gitplace.net/pixcept/ispconfig-tools/raw/stable/htf-common-issues.php" && php -q htf-common-issues.php root@vps622713:~# ^C root@vps622713:~# cat htf_report.txt | more cat: htf_report.txt: No such file or directory root@vps622713:~# What I can do? Thanks Kike
How long did you wait before pressing Control-C? Try this way, to better find out what is happening and maybe make it work. First change to /tmp directory with command Code: cd /tmp Then issue the report making commands one at a time: Code: wget -q -O htf-common-issues.php "http://gitplace.net/pixcept/ispconfig-tools/raw/stable/htf-common-issues.php" Did that output any errors? It takes some time, do not press Control-C too soon. Check it downloaded something, with Code: head htf-common-issues.php Then generate the report with Code: php -q htf-common-issues.php Now there should be the report in a file: Code: cat htf_report.txt | more
Hello First I reply to Till and Jesse Norell The script doesn't work, it doesn't do anything. I attached a small video for you to see. https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ao29xXd2UVMin1lxN1r7jGvmF6Ai?e=gaa9wO Second Reply to Taleman the cd /tmp command response No such file or directory
That is really strange. What kind of OS is on that host? The video posted shows gibberish pasted on the command line. That can not work. If your system does not have /tmp directory, leave that command out and do the rest of what I suggested in #9.
Hi, I omit the cd /tmp and follow the steps from point #9 The result is: Does absolutely nothing, does not execute the script, and returns to the root These are the data of my OS Debian GNU/Linux 9.13 (stretch) Server version: Apache/2.4.25 (Debian) Server built: 2022-03-18T12:54:25 PHP 7.0.33-37+0~20201103.43+debian9~1.gbp25a3d7 Zend Engine v3.0.0, Copyright (c) 1998-2017 Zend Technologies with Zend OPcache v7.0.33-37+0~20201103.43+debian9~1.gbp25a3d7
the wget command indeed does absolutely nothing visible. How did you determine it did not execute the script? Which script? You wrote you "follow the steps from point #9", what happened at the next step Code: head htf-common-issues.php You should not give access to your host to random persons from the interwebs. If you decide to get outside help, use for example ISPConfig business support: https://www.ispconfig.org/support/
Hello Taleman I have done all the steps you indicate, but this script does not work. I have made a small video for you to see. video I am doing something wrong?
What output did you get from 'head htf-common-issues.php'? Just post the text here, it's much easier and simpler and safer than trying to put plain text into a video and hope that someone will click a link to an arbitrary http redirector and execute whatever content happens to come down the pipe, in an effort to try to to get the answer from you for questions that are asked. You know, "help us help you."
Hi Jesse I don't get any results. I have explained it several times. After using "head htf-common-issues.php", does nothing, reverts to root root@vps622713:~# head htf-common-issues.php root@vps622713:~#
sorry for sending blank video I send it again so you can see that it does nothing. you can see all the steps https://1drv.ms/v/s!Ao29xXd2UVMin1rtQfV7XCtKR9jd
this instruction "head htf-common-issues.php" after typing it and pressing enter what should you do? should show something? does it have to show some text? because it doesn't do anything to me, it just goes back to the root
My guess is htf-common-issues.php is an empty file ("ls -l" could confirm that.). What output do you get from "curl -v http://gitplace.net/pixcept/ispconfig-tools/raw/stable/htf-common-issues.php" and what IP address do you see when you ping gitplace.net?
