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Wrong IP adress in the HTTPS service
Hello all,
I've got a ReadyNas Duo V2 with radiator 5.3.7 with apache, mysql and phpmyadmin and ssl root access working just fine. I was trying to setup http redirection using frontview and got stuck.
Here's what's happenning:
Nas is on the 192.168.1.3 using DHCP. a share called 'www' as been setup in read-only with just a dummy index.html inside. HTTP & HTTPS being activated, i should normaly be able to access it using http://192.168.1.3/www. but it wont.
I tried to activate the redirection using frontview but when i click apply i keep geeting the same message "the connection was lost....' and nothing happend. I cannont activate or desactivate the http service. I've noticed that the https service used the ip adress 192.168.1.17, (which used to be the nas adress the very first time it was used).
=> i'm guessing that wrong ip could be the cause of my problem, but i have no clue of where the info is stored. (i tried /etc/frontview/apache/ssley.cnf but it wasnt the good one). Does anyone have a clue?
I've got a ReadyNas Duo V2 with radiator 5.3.7 with apache, mysql and phpmyadmin and ssl root access working just fine. I was trying to setup http redirection using frontview and got stuck.
Here's what's happenning:
Nas is on the 192.168.1.3 using DHCP. a share called 'www' as been setup in read-only with just a dummy index.html inside. HTTP & HTTPS being activated, i should normaly be able to access it using http://192.168.1.3/www. but it wont.
I tried to activate the redirection using frontview but when i click apply i keep geeting the same message "the connection was lost....' and nothing happend. I cannont activate or desactivate the http service. I've noticed that the https service used the ip adress 192.168.1.17, (which used to be the nas adress the very first time it was used).
=> i'm guessing that wrong ip could be the cause of my problem, but i have no clue of where the info is stored. (i tried /etc/frontview/apache/ssley.cnf but it wasnt the good one). Does anyone have a clue?
2 Replies
- I think "used the ip address 192.168.1.17" means used it for the ssh certificate? If so I don't think that is your issue. All 4 of my NAS use a different IP address for their certificates than the ones I presently use, and I can access them via https with no problem.
- Ah ok, so it must be a Frontview issue then. Both the options HTTP & HTTPS seem to be non working in radiator 5.3.7
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