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CentOS 7 Problems / Cannot Access Accounts via IP address ~/username
« on: May 19, 2017, 06:09:48 PM »
I noticed this issue a few weeks ago. I solved the issue on a production server making sure that every account had a qualified domain name. This made all the accounts work but the accounts are still not accessible by the IP.
Last night I updated my development VM and today the same issues were happening on the dev server. There are no qualified domain names on the dev server so I can only access the accounts via IP address ~/username
To troubleshoot I turned back the dev vm to the last working snapshot.
- Everything was working
- Trying to recreate my steps that broke the accounts I did a yum update (CWP Settings > Yum Manager > Update All)
- I again tested the accounts via IP~/username and everything was working
- I rebooted the VM to apply all of the updates and the accounts were broken
Here is what happens:
- when I access the IP for the server I get the site that is the first (top) site in the vhosts.conf (note that the server IP should give the file that is specified in the httpd.conf file DocumentRoot "/usr/local/apache/htdocs")
- when trying to access any account as http://ip~/username the browser displays a 500 server error. There is no error in the Apache error_log but the Apache access_log shows a 500 server error.
I've been able to reproduce this on 3 servers now. Any help with this would be appreciated.
Last night I updated my development VM and today the same issues were happening on the dev server. There are no qualified domain names on the dev server so I can only access the accounts via IP address ~/username
To troubleshoot I turned back the dev vm to the last working snapshot.
- Everything was working
- Trying to recreate my steps that broke the accounts I did a yum update (CWP Settings > Yum Manager > Update All)
- I again tested the accounts via IP~/username and everything was working
- I rebooted the VM to apply all of the updates and the accounts were broken
Here is what happens:
- when I access the IP for the server I get the site that is the first (top) site in the vhosts.conf (note that the server IP should give the file that is specified in the httpd.conf file DocumentRoot "/usr/local/apache/htdocs")
- when trying to access any account as http://ip~/username the browser displays a 500 server error. There is no error in the Apache error_log but the Apache access_log shows a 500 server error.
I've been able to reproduce this on 3 servers now. Any help with this would be appreciated.
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