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WebAdmin DOA after certificate generation. HELP!!!

First of all I am Linux GREEN. So bear with me. I just installed ASL (for the third time. I am having a BLAST learning it.) I tried to create the WebAdmin site Certificate and immediatly after it is created I can no longer access the site. Comes back with a not found. The console and SSH still work fine. Anyone???

Also, I am trying to figure out how to upload the DHCP files but I cant seem to get a SFTP connection to work. (Using SSH Secure Shell non-com) What is the easiest way to get files onto my ASL box?

Thanks

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0 oliver.desch over 23 years ago

Hi BurbankGeek,

which version do you use?

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0 BurbankGeek over 23 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

1.9B I know, I know, get the latest. Unfortunately I dont have a burner and it takes me days to get my hands on the latest stuff. (at least until next payday. Im sure some of you know the deal.) Were there problems with the Certificate in 1.9B? If so I can re-install and skip the Certificate until I can upgrade my ASL.

How about a mini-howto on file tranfer using SSH for un greenhorns? Anyone?

Thanks again.
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0 oliver.desch over 23 years ago in reply to BurbankGeek

Hi BurbankGeek,

erase all certificates in IE which belongs
to your firewall and try again. If that does
not help update to latest beta. ssh to your firewall and enter as user root "aus" next ist to enter "ainstall".

Or try using Netscape [;)]

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0 BurbankGeek over 23 years ago in reply to oliver.desch

Thanks. Deleteing the files from the browser seemed to work. Thanks for the help.
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0 Pedro_01 over 23 years ago in reply to BurbankGeek

Hi BurbankGeek...

The easiest way to transfer files between ASL and Windows is the freeware "WinSCP" (Windows Secure Copy) from Martin Prikryl (http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/).
But - you can only connect as loginuser and don´t have the right to put files where you want. Your home-dir is /home/login, where you have all rights and from where you can copy files to other dirs when you are logged in as root (su).

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0 Pedro_01 over 23 years ago in reply to BurbankGeek

Hi BurbankGeek...

The easiest way to transfer files between ASL and Windows is the freeware "WinSCP" (Windows Secure Copy) from Martin Prikryl (http://winscp.vse.cz/eng/).
But - you can only connect as loginuser and don´t have the right to put files where you want. Your home-dir is /home/login, where you have all rights and from where you can copy files to other dirs when you are logged in as root (su).

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