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WebPanel => CentOS-WebPanel Bugs => Topic started by: ring_c on November 21, 2019, 10:16:20 AM
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CWP falks, I assume you've made some kind of update that caused all my wordpres' hosted sites to show CWP's default index.html instead of using index.php to load wordpress.
I've fixed it by moving index.php before index.html in httpd.conf.
I don't really know how it was configured before, but I guess you've changed the httpd.conf with a wrong order of index pages.
BUT! I can I make sure this won't happen again in the future? Please advise what was the change you've made to the panel.
By the way, I didn't access the panel for at least a week, so it's not something I did.
I wonder if others had the same issue...
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same to me
today almost all accounts site got changed to default cwp index.html
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I experienced this issue this afternoon with a select number of domains on 1 account. I don't see the issue on other accounts. Has anyone identified a root cause?
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Same here ... interesting thing is that a partner is seeing different results accessing websites from a different location .... thank you for providing the workaround fix in the httpd.conf file ... that helped, but I am very concerned about unintended consequences.
Thanks again ... state of chaos here
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Fixed by add this line on top of your .htaccess :
DirectoryIndex index.php
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Fixed by add this line on top of your .htaccess :
DirectoryIndex index.php
Thanks. I had to go over 30 sites now to change this.
But the weird thing is that not all sites had this line in their htaccess, and yet some were working properly.
Any why on earth do we get this error second day in a row?!
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The same problem occurred with me and this causes us embarrassment ??
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You can modify DirectoryIndex direct in httpd.conf file. it will be working per all sites in apache
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Had this happened to me today, I was able to fix it on all sites by rebuilding nginx+apache.
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Same problem here. Solved thanks to this post.
Thank you very much.
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I have made the changes to the httpd.conf file ... but now what is to stop and update like we took on 22Nov and blowing these DirectoryIndex changes away..?..
I am looking in the /usr/local/apache/conf/extra directory ... maybe it makes more sense to try an overide in one of the override files there? but then again references to these files have to be pounded in on the httpd.conf file.
Back to square one....
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I had the same problem and resolution. Not too happy about it, esp after the surprise Nginx disabling.
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Why don't we get answers from CWP's owners?
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I must say I'm very frustrated from the "no answers" mod of CWP's developers!
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I must say I'm very frustrated from the "no answers" mod of CWP's developers!
what is your issue - i can help you out, buddy
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what is your issue - i can help you out, buddy
Read the thread...
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Hi, @ring_c
Try to update CWP. This bug was fixed long time ago.
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Hi, @ring_c
Try to update CWP. This bug was fixed long time ago.
CWP is being updated automatically.
Anyway, I've fixed it manually, but I wanted to know this was root fixed and won't happen again for new sites which might not have the manual fix applied.