nginx test page

This may sound like a config problem but I cannot get past this. I am hosting 4 websites on my server.
One website give the nginx test page when I try to reach it. i.e. example1.com, or www.example1.com.
I've checked that the paths in Ispconfig3 match what is on the server. The access and error logs are empty.
The permissions for index.html are set to u+rw-x, g+r-wx, other-rxw.
This should seem like a config or perms problem but I cannot seem to get around it.
When I bring up ISPconfig it has https://example1.com:8080/index.php# with no problem.
When I open up RoundCube (http://www.example1:8081/squirrelmail/) it has an un-secure connection notification in the browser bar.
If I try to open https://exampl31.com -- I get another hosted website on my server.
Can anyone give me a little direction on this.
Thanks
Ray
Centos 7, MariaDB, RoundCube, PHP

 

Hi Till,
Thanks for your suggestion.
I tried the following: I enabled SSL, and created a certificate (using Ispconfig) for the other two websites.
The following happened to the CLIENT1 website: for HTTPS it now picks up the webpage of another (actually the last to have SSL turned on.) But for when attempting to connect with HTTP it gives the Nginx Test Page.
After looking at the nginx config files in sites-enabled I found that even though I have SSL checked, a self-signed cert, the vhost files where not being updated to listen on port 443. Upon additional inspection, sites that had say 'Own Error Documents' turned on (but no error files) would not update. After fixing that for at two sites, every site can be reached by HTTPS and HTTP except client1.
Client1 still show the last site to have SSL enabled with HTTPS and a nginx test page for HTTP. I'll continue to look for the strange stuff that may be causing this.

 

I have another update: in looking at the access log from client6 I see that client1 is the referrer to its resource.
"chiinux.net", referrer: "https://chilinux.net/ is an example. Not sure what it means in this case or why it is happening.

 

Well, I got rid of the nginx test page by doing the following:
I noticed that the client1 vhost file had
listen 70.88.86.213:80;
listen 70.88.86.213:443 ssl;
but the others had:
listen *:80;
listen *:443 ssl;
so I changed the vhost for client1, restarted nginx and finally got the webpage.
When turned off SSL and deleted the cert, the problem came back.
listen 70.88.86.213:80;
this is a work around, not sure what is happening with Ispconfig3. Any ideas?

 

It should be * in your ipv4 site's setting instead of an ip.

 

Thanks, Till
I'll put some time into debugging.

 

I know but until Till responded, I had no idea of how to solve the problem. I'll do some debugging of Ispconfig later this evening. Thanks. Will keep all updated.

 

I gave my response as he mentioned this:

Not that I am suggesting he cannot used ip but it is easier to fix one site's settings to * instead of many to ip.

 

actually it's pretty easy to change all sites you can go into phpmyadmin, go to ISPConfig-db and issue eme SQL like

Code:

UPDATE web_domain SET ip_address='a.b.c.d', ipv6_address='1:2:3:4::5' WHERE server_id='1'

except you use different IPs on your server, then of course you need to add some

Code:

 AND domain='foo.bar' 

to the WHERE.
After that, just go to ISPConfig->Tools->Resync->Websites

 

If you define that as easy, of course.

 

Hi, ztk.me, that did the trick.
Thanks for the fix.
Ray