we have a website save into my boss computer using nginx server. I set my boss Ip into my host file like this [192.168.15.100 web.local.com]. Last few days ago I can accessed it. But now I cant access. It gives HTTP ERROR 404. Page not found. What could be the solution for this or how can I fix the problem? Thank you :)
In a network "local or not", the ip are given by default dynamically. you must entered in the livebox (192.168.1.1, most of the time), and set the server IP to fixed.
as for the log in the livebox, it is sometimes written on his back.
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I am facing a weird issue with one of my project, the website is hosted on two RHEL 6.9 linux machines and a load balancer is in place, following are the servers configuration:
192.168.10.1 - First server with website and database copy
192.168.10.2 - Second server with website and database copy
192.168.10.3 - Load Balancer
10.66.0.3 - Load Balancer's public IP
Now as you can see, we have same copy of the website and database on two servers (which we manually configured with apache, php and mysql). The website url for example is: www.mywebsite.com
The problem is, when we try to open a wrong URL, e.g. www.mywebsite.com/asdfa it takes us to 404 page successfully e.g. www.mywebsite.com/404
But when we put a / at the end of the wrong url e.g. www.mywebsite.com/asdfa/ it doesn't take us to 404 page, instead it shows Connection Timed Out error and shows the load balancer's public IP address in the url: 10.66.0.3/asdfa
I am not able to find why this is happening. The domain is not pointed to public folder as per laravel's recommendation and I am using .htaccess to remove public from the URL. Could this be the problem?
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Actually, upon inspecting more i have realized that the issue is with the / at the end of the url. Whenever i type any URL, even if its a valid URL but it is ending with / - it takes some time to process the request and then we get the connection timed out error. Please see the error page here: Connection Timed Out error notice i tried to open a valid URL i.e. mywebsite.com/big-data-analytics which works but when I open same url with a / at the end, it gives me connection timed out error and the url on error page is changed with IP address.
There is a route in your route files that is causing this. It must be.
Something like
Route::get('/{something}/{something}', ...
I changed my DNS to my new server on iPage. My previous server was AWS and now I got this error message:
I used to access to my site from here http://matchmakinginstitute.ipage.com/ but now is not working either.
So both links:
http://matchmakinginstitute.ipage.com/
http://matchmakinginstitute.com/
Are showing me the same error. I checked my error log file and I have only 1 line:
1479164063:
/hermes/bosnaweb03a/b2364/ipg.matchmakinginstitute/ssv3_payload_extractor-aU0H89Pshc.php
startup
Does somebody know what else can I do to fix this issue?
Thanks
Keep in mind DNS changes can take up to 48 hours to take effect.
If it's still not working after 48 hours i would suggest reverting the DNS changes and try again.
https://godaddy.com/help/what-factors-affect-dns-propagation-time-1746
Your page seems to be working fine now, did waiting do the trick ?
Running Windows 7 Ultimate / Apache 2.4.9 / PHP 5.5.11 / FireFox 29.
When I try running the Google PHP API example user-example (using FireFox) I am able to connect and receive the approval page for the URL Shortener. However, when I click on the Accept button I receive the message:
"Firefox can't establish a connection to the server at localhost"
netstat showed that only Apache was listening on port 80. So, thinking that this might be a call-back issue, I ran a REST script (using the same credentials) that did pretty much the same thing, i.e. queried OAuth etc. This worked successfully.
NB: IE11 fails at the same point with a "This page can’t be displayed"
message, the offending URL being https://accounts.google.com.
Any assistance greatly appreciated.
Not sure if this will help, and its to big for a comment but try this
Changing the following PHP.ini settings:
Uncomment the extension=php_openssl.dll - necessary for 'https' URLs;
Set the time-zone. Google is fussy about times, so this might have affected the outcome.
I finally resolved the issue, much to my chagrin.
With all the other URI's in the example being "https://" I inadvertently set the call-back's URI to
https://localhost/etc
The solution was to set the call-back's URI to an 'http', i.e.
http://localhost/etc
For the past four hours I have been trying to configure TCAdmin to work with whmcs. I set up the server in the server setting of WHMCS and added all the configurable options. I got my first demo order and when I select "Accept Order" I get this error:
Order Accept Encountered Problems
Curl error: couldn't connect to host Url: http://xx.xx.xxx.xxx:8880/billingapi.aspx
For some reason WHMCS can't connect, but when I connect I get this: "Visit http://help.tcadmin.com for help". I tried that. Still no luck.
So I went into my server, found the billingapi.aspx file and it said this:
This is a marker file generated by the precompilation tool, and should not be deleted!"
Does anyone have any suggestions or solutions? All help is appreciated :)
-Max
Curl is failing to connect but you think it should be able to? There are a few things to check:
Is the address being passed to Curl really right? (It's so easy to get this wrong!)
Is the target host reachable from the host making the request (the origin)? Firewall rules can cause all sorts of strange problems here. Check if you can do a read-only request from the origin and get through that way.
Is the target port on the target host accessible from the origin? Again, it's the firewall, and port 8880 is not one that I'd expect to normally be a permitted outgoing target in an aggressive firewall regime; a specific rule may well be needed.
Is there a problem with DNS? Hopefully not, but if name resolution itself keeps failing then that might be a significant issue. (This won't be the case if you use an IP address instead of a DNS host name, but that can cause the request to fail in other ways — such as if the target hosts many sites — so don't jump to conclusions here.)
Other problems that are theoretically possible (e.g., bad request contents, wrong path in the URL) would give different error messages.
im working with cakephp 2.x..
some of my page cannot display in localhost, they give me "An Internal Error Has Occurred."
but when i run in server there is no problem at all..
when evrytime i start my localhost page then it come out the "website's security certificate."
i think the problem is permission from https..
how can i remove the https or get the certificate or anything that can fix this..
i hope somebody can help me with this..thanks..
when your computer time is not set correctly then it shows website's security certificate.