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Unusual update problem - ChrisJones - 04-03-2010 10:43 PM i was not aware of a problem until too late. when 1.0.3 was released i updated mine straight away, yes a long time ago. anyway i just updated from 1.0.3 to 1.0.5 & became aware of my problem. i dont know how i did something wrong - but im fairly sure it's my fault. problem being all websites being redirected to the admin login screen. if i use a specific page ..i get a 404 error. i removed one of my domains & then re-added as a blank domain & still re-directs to admin login. help pls ![]() RE: Unusual update problem - joximu - 04-03-2010 11:44 PM Only Web-Problems? (ftp, mysql, mails are ok?) OS-distro & Version? apache2ctl -S /J RE: Unusual update problem - ChrisJones - 04-04-2010 03:59 AM everything else ok , os debian lenny 32bit (5.0.3) apachectl Code: server:/var/log/apache2# apache2ctl -S the server itself is behind a firewall server at 192.168.2.108 , i have manually told it that it's ip is xxx.xxx.xxx.200 , this wasnt a problem before - could it the problem now RE: Unusual update problem - joximu - 04-04-2010 04:44 AM Hi if it's behind a firewall/nat then you ned to work with two IPs: the external and the internal. But the external is for the dns, the internal for apache. I don't know why it worked before - but since the router (nat) translated the ip from an external to an internal then apache needs to be configured for this one. Give it a try - just change the ispcp.conf in the apache-config and try... /J RE: Unusual update problem - ChrisJones - 04-04-2010 07:21 AM that fixed it , thanks , now to fix my dns again ... lol |