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Can't access WebAdmin anymore :-(

hello!

it seems as if i made a silly mistake. the port i used for webadmin was 11111. i wanted to change this to 6666 but mistyped and said 666. i got an error that this is not allowed, only port 443. so i retyped 6666, saved it and since then i can't access webadmin anymore. not on port 6666, 443 or 11111. can somebody help me how to get access back again? the firewall works fine, i just can't configure it at the moment...

thanks

harald

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0 Marcel_01 over 22 years ago

login on console as root and check /etc/wfe/conf/settings .. here you can change the current port as well - run '/etc/rc.d/httpd restart' afterwards...

cheers
/marcel
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0 Harry over 22 years ago in reply to Marcel_01

thanks a lot marcel! i will try this. i changed already /etc/http/http.conf, but that didn't change anything. just for understanding, what is the http.conf for and what the wfe/conf.. ?

cheers

harald
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0 Marcel_01 over 22 years ago in reply to Harry

in wfe/conf there are files written by webadmin and processed by middleware .. httpd.conf is the 'real' configfile written by the middleware (created via httpd.conf-default)

sorry for the delay...
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0 Marcel_01 over 22 years ago in reply to Harry

in wfe/conf there are files written by webadmin and processed by middleware .. httpd.conf is the 'real' configfile written by the middleware (created via httpd.conf-default)

sorry for the delay...
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