ISPCP admin blank white page

[Freakez]

Don't you have a 00_master.conf in the /etc/apache2/site-available dir? Else try:

Code:

a2ensite Master00_conf

and:

Code:

/etc/init.d/apache2 force-reload

[tomtom901]

(07-15-2010 07:05 PM)Freakez Wrote:  Don't you have a 00_master.conf in the /etc/apache2/site-available dir? Else try:

Code:

a2ensite Master00_conf

and:

Code:

/etc/init.d/apache2 force-reload

Apache2 doesn't exist on my system.

[Freakez]

Could you enable Master00_conf? If you restart Apache with /etc/init.d/httpd restart, then you need to use:

Code:

/etc/init.d/httpd force-reload

[tomtom901]

I've used /etc/init.d/httpd reload, which returns OK, but how to enable Master00?

[Freakez]

Normaly this config file named 00_master.conf, this is for the priority. When you would like to enable Master00_conf, you can do this with:

Code:

a2ensite Master00_conf

Then reload Apache with:

Code:

/etc/init.d/httpd force-reload

[tomtom901]

a2ensite command: not found.

P.S. One of my other sites also started showing this problem, all help is welcome and a payment is no problem!! This isn't funny anymore...

[gOOvER]

(07-15-2010 08:06 PM)tomtom901 Wrote:  Apache2 doesn't exist on my system.

Why that?? Normaly Apache2 will installed by default on ispCP installation

Did you install ispCP correct?? It doesn't seems so

[joximu]

maybe it's time to tell more about the system (OS, ispcp version etc)

[tomtom901]

Already thought so:

ISPCP (mentioned it before): 1.0.5.
OS: CentOS (on both servers) 64 bit

I'm restarting Apache with httpd and not Apache2. Everything worked fine until a couple of days ago. I'm using a total of 4 servers with ISPCP and 2 / 4 are showing this problem, the other two don't.

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Is a2ensite specific for ubuntu?

[joximu]

try to get the list of configured vhosts in apache:
in debian it's "apache2ctl -S"...

We are talking about the master process (the ispcp gui) aren't we?
so this runs normally with privileges vu2000 so the permissions of the gui should be ok (the script above should fix this) and the f(ast)cgi(d) settings should fit (you don't use mod_php, do you?). And then there always should be more info in the eror log (or suexec.log) when an error 500 appears.

I don't know if this is a valid path (mentioned above):
/var/www/html/admin

in debian it's not... maybe better: /var/www/ispcp/gui/admin

so this should be checked too...

/J