Hi, I have been asked by my employer to remove the port number from the ISPC 3.1 admin URL but I am currently stumped as editing Apache 2.4 on Debian 9.7, I tried mod_rewrite but it didn't work. all edits to the Vhost crashed Apache so I have rolled it back to backup so it now works using the default url:8080 Any advise would be appreciated! Regards, Shaun
1) Change the port 8080 to 443 in the ispconfig.vhost file. 2) Remove the listen directive fpr port 8080. 3) Add a ServerName directive in the ispconfig vhost for the domain/subdomain that you want to use to access ispconfig in future.
There are 2 ways to go about that, either configure the ispconfig vhost with a servername on port 443, or leave ispconfig on port 8080 and add a vhost for port 443 which proxies the connection to 8080. To do the former try: Code: sed -i -e '/^\s*Listen/d' -e '/^\s*NameVirtualHost/d' -e 's/8080/443/g' -e "/ServerAdmin/a\\ ServerName `hostname -f`\\ IncludeOptional conf-available/ispconfig-*.conf" /etc/apache2/sites-available/ispconfig.vhost service apache2 restart That will change the live vhost configuration, but you also need to make that change to a conf-custom file so it is upgrade safe: Code: wget -O /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/apache_ispconfig.vhost.master https://git.ispconfig.org/ispconfig/ispconfig3/raw/stable-3.1/install/tpl/apache_ispconfig.vhost.master sed -i -e "/ServerAdmin/a\\ ServerName `hostname -f`\\ IncludeOptional conf-available/ispconfig-*.conf" /usr/local/ispconfig/server/conf-custom/apache_ispconfig.vhost.master Note that you'll need to manually check for changes in the apache_ispconfig.vhost.master file every time you upgrade to see if you need to change your own conf-custom version, as ISPConfig does not currently have a way to track/compare those and notify you during upgrades. Usually (though not always) there aren't changes for 3rd level upgrades like 3.1.13 -> 3.1.14, but when 3.2 comes out you almost certainly will need to manually upgrade your conf-custom copy as well.
And please do what Jesse suggested about the conf-custom thing. Forgot to mention how you can make your change update safe
