Hi, I have install Odoo on a subdomain of the IPSConfig Domain. I did a cold reboot and since then, not able to reach 8080 page. Expand The connection has timed out however, the subdomain works i tried Code: ispconfig_update.sh everything seems to be ok, but still nothing on 8080
No, i it uses 8069 I made an image backup of the server before digging to much in the installation of odoo and while reinstalling it, i realise that my ispconfig was in maintenance mode (i activated it while testing something).... not sure if it could have an impact... and i did a cold reboot but i think all operation were done in ipsconfig... not 100% sure though... could it crashes the entire ispconfig? either i retry to reinstall from my image backup or I try to repair!?
I have not written that other tutorial, so I can't tell you in which way it affects ISPConfig. As a first step, you should check the apache error.log to see if there are any errors.
Thanks Till, I will try to reinstall as I already load the backup image. Could you please help me to understand smthg here: I saw another tuto on this forum (https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial/install-odoo-erp-software-on-ubuntu-16-04/) 1) It says to use Nginx for Odoo. Howver, ipsconfig runs with Apache. Is there anyproblem? 2) My initial idea was to install odoo under an ispconfig client using Shell-User. however, i understood it is not possible as it needs root access (which makes sense). So, in the end, anyone having the ip could access the portal by adding the port 8069 (**.***.***.***:8069), and not only the odoo.mydomain.com:8069. Is that correct or is there any trick here Sorry for all these beginner questions. Thanks
The mentioned tutorial uses nginx as a proxy to odoo. ISPConfig could run with nginx, too, but you would have to do a lot of re-install and re-configuration to switch from apache. A further way would be to install nginx besides apache but you would need to have a seperate ip then or run nginx on a port other than 80 and 443. As you can see in the tut, odoo is configured to only listen to localhost: Code: xmlrpc_interface = 127.0.0.1 xmlrpc_port = 8069 That way it is not reachable from the outside in any way other than through the nginx proxy.
