I just installed ISPConfig on my Debian box (remote), and the suggested URL times out. I selected "https" for the site, and didn't set up any sort of SSL (except for mail) on the server beforehand, if that matters. This does stink, as I don't know what to do next and their site has nothing on the topic, and any help is appreciated: * Happy LAMP server: http://li42-187.members.linode.com/ * Sad ISPConfig URL: https://li42-187.members.linode.com:81/ From netstat: Code: tcp 0 0 *:81 *:* LISTEN 1558/ispconfig_http I manually ran ispconfig_httpd (ispconfig_http doesn't exist, at least as a file) but that didn't fix anything. Ideas?
After a few re-installs with different configurations, thoroughly went over error logs, etc. I've determined that ISPConfig is officially sorta lame for people with my name in my geographic location. I'll just configure things normally; after all I'm on a server that can't spare the RAM for a separate Apache instance.
Did you see any errors during the installation? You can try to recreate the SSL certificate as shown here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=121
No, I reinstalled a few times with different configurations. With the SSL handshake failure out of the way (chose option 2 instead, HTTP), I enjoyed a socket error for ISPConfig's Apache, even though port 81 was explicitly reserved for the service, according to netstat.
