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JeIlMa's avatar
JeIlMa
Aspirant
Sep 16, 2016

Apache and SSL certificate problem

Hi,

 

I manage to fu&% up my apache configuration and need help to fix that.

 

Everything works fine until I deside to install letsencrypt SSL certificate to my NAS. This is mostly because I want to use Owncloud without certification error messages when sending link to my friends and family. Some of those dont know what to do if they get cert error etc. in iPad.

 

I use dy.fi dynamic DNS service so I can use same fqdn all the time.

 

Situation now:

Using https://hostname.dy.fi opens apache default "It works" page and my certificate for hostname.dy.fi is correct (green).

Using https://hostname.dy.fi/admin gives me "Not found" page. Cert still valid (green)

 

Using http://192.168.0.xxx opens ReadyNas frontview. It actual add admin behind of URL so it is http://192.168.0.xxx/admin

 

I have install multiple apps to ReadyNas (GLPI, OwnCloud, Plex, PHP etc.) It seems that all application which use different ports than 443 opens from localnet etc. http(s)://192.168.0.100:32400/web/index.html open my Plex server but https://192.168.0.xxx/owncloud/index.php wont. I can access to my OwnCloud without HTTPS.

 

So it seems that I have distroy my port 443 access. Any idea how to fix or atleast how to start investicate it?

 

-JeIlMa

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  • mdgm-ntgr's avatar
    mdgm-ntgr
    NETGEAR Employee Retired

    Which model is this on?

    Have you looked at the error log for the http/s service?

    • StephenB's avatar
      StephenB
      Guru - Experienced User

      mdgm wrote:

      Which model is this on?


      Please provide the firmware it is running also.

    • JeIlMa's avatar
      JeIlMa
      Aspirant

      Model: ReadyNas Pro 6. Not sure what RNDP if there is many...

       

      Curent Firmware: 6.5.2

       

      I think I can manage to fix this if I only know better apache files and in this case starting with file where frontview certificate is added.Later I need to check all apps and their certificate files...

       

      -JeIlMa

      • mdgm-ntgr's avatar
        mdgm-ntgr
        NETGEAR Employee Retired

        Looking at the apache config it is obvious where the certificate installed.


        It sounds like you might have put some of the default apache config on the NAS interfering with the ReadyNAS apache config.

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