/cpanel won't work (:2082 worx )

[kicker]

Hello,

Is there anyone can help me with this probem?

If I type http://www.mydomain.com/cpanel Iget HTTP 404 error page not found.

If I type http://www.mydomain.com:2086 Its okay.

All the CGi scripts gets HTTP 404 page not found.

The only thing I did before this happes, Was editing the httpd.conf
file.

Any suggestions?

 

[bert]

Make sure httpd.conf has the following lines:

ScriptAliasMatch /cpanel/(.*) /usr/local/cpanel/base/redirect.cgi
ScriptAlias /cpanel /usr/local/cpanel/base/redirect.cgi

 

[kerosin]

Off-topic:


Have somebody wondered why http://domain.com/cpanel points on http://domain.com:2082 and not on secure https://domain.com:2083, I know that it's made by http://domain.com/securecontrolpanel ,but better would be this:

http://domain.com/cpanel --& https://domain.com:2083
http://domain.com/unsecurecontrolpanel --& http://domain.com:2082


same for WHM.

Any other solution how to teach clients use SSL ??

 

[itf]

[quote:5420a080a7][i:5420a080a7]Originally posted by kerosin[/i:5420a080a7]

Off-topic:


Have somebody wondered why http://domain.com/cpanel points on http://domain.com:2082 and not on secure https://domain.com:2083, I know that it's made by http://domain.com/securecontrolpanel ,but better would be this:

http://domain.com/cpanel --& https://domain.com:2083
http://domain.com/unsecurecontrolpanel --& http://domain.com:2082


same for WHM.

Any other solution how to teach clients use SSL ??[/quote:5420a080a7]

domain.com/securecontrolpanel redirects to https://domain.com:2083

if you would like domain.com/cpanel does the same

in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf find this line

ScriptAlias /cpanel /usr/local/cpanel/base/[b:5420a080a7]redirect.cgi[/b:5420a080a7]

and change it to

ScriptAlias /cpanel /usr/local/cpanel/base/[b:5420a080a7]sredirect.cgi[/b:5420a080a7]


for unsecurecontrolpanel just add this line to your httpd.conf
ScriptAlias /unsecurecontrolpanel /usr/local/cpanel/base/[b:5420a080a7]redirect.cgi[/b:5420a080a7]


then restart apache

 

[kerosin]

Of course, I can change it, but I'm talking about default CPANEL installation.

Nevermind that next cpanel upgrade will overwrite these lines in httpd.conf (or not ?)


It would be nice feature to have this option in WHM -& force secure links for clients ?



I now I'm idealist

 

[itf]

[quote:a16888deef][i:a16888deef]Originally posted by kerosin[/i:a16888deef]

Of course, I can change it, but I'm talking about default CPANEL installation.

Nevermind that next cpanel upgrade will overwrite these lines in httpd.conf (or not ?)


It would be nice feature to have this option in WHM -& force secure links for clients ?



I now I'm idealist [/quote:a16888deef]

Ok it's easy add /sCpanel which won't be overwritten.
Also is meaningful, Scpanel stands for Secure Cpanel

A bit customization is not bad.

 

[elsimio]

I can´t sign in

I have a problem, i installed cpanel in a machine but i dont have ip public, later i buy a public ip and i try access to https://domain.com:2083 and i can´t, so i installed again cpanel, but when the install finished i go to https://domain.com:2083 and i put the root and password of root but i cant sign in, what can i do?

 

[elsimio]

I can´t sign in

I have a problem, i installed cpanel in a machine but i dont have ip public, later i buy a public ip and i try access to https://domain.com:2083 and i can´t, so i installed again cpanel, but when the install finished i go to https://domain.com:2083 and i put the root and password of root but i cant sign in, what can i do?