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Ajenti 403 Forbidden
Hi,
I have a problem. I installed Ajenti and Ajenti V on Cent OS and everything worked fine until I restarted my server and I have two problems now.
The first problem is that I have to type the command below every time I start/restart the server for Ajenti to run properly.
server ajenti restart
I tried to run the command: chkconfig --add ajenti and does not work.
The second problem is the page below showing up on every path on the server.
nginx
I checked the file permission and is set to 755.
Below you have some screenshots from Ajenti websites panel to understand better what configuration I use.
I am new to Linux and Ajenti and I don't know how to debug so please tell me how can I help you in understanding what causes this problem.
Thank you!
I have a problem. I installed Ajenti and Ajenti V on Cent OS and everything worked fine until I restarted my server and I have two problems now.
The first problem is that I have to type the command below every time I start/restart the server for Ajenti to run properly.
server ajenti restart
I tried to run the command: chkconfig --add ajenti and does not work.
The second problem is the page below showing up on every path on the server.
403 Forbidden
nginx
I checked the file permission and is set to 755.
Below you have some screenshots from Ajenti websites panel to understand better what configuration I use.
I am new to Linux and Ajenti and I don't know how to debug so please tell me how can I help you in understanding what causes this problem.
Thank you!
Customer support service by UserEcho
2. Are you trying to access websites that you have configured with Ajenti V?
3. Zip your /etc/nginx/conf.d and send it to e@ajenti.org along with /etc/ajenti/vh.json
2. Yes
3. I just emailed the files in an archive to you. The email has the subject: Ajenti 403 Forbidden - Andrei R.
4. I forgot to mention that I use CentOS 7
P.S. you didn't have to paste wordpress-specific custom config bits into the phpmyadmin configuration.
[warn] 1566#0: server name "192.168.2.5/phpMyAdmin" has suspicious symbols in /etc/nginx/conf.d/phpmyadmin.conf:10
And a lot of these:
[alert] 2685#0: setrlimit(RLIMIT_NOFILE, 100000) failed (1: Operation not permitted)
2. Have you manually lowered the number-of-files limits on the system? See: http://forum.nginx.org/read.php?2,248426,248427
2. I have not modified anything but I followed the instructions and rebooted my server and still nothing.
Restart NGINX and see if rlimit message still appears in the log.
Every time I reboot my server I have to use the commands:
service ajenti restart
and I have to login into ajenti panel and go to Websites and press Restart Websites otherwise I get the error Bad Gateway
Also, your web-related services (php5-fpm, nginx etc) might be disabled in autostart (use chkconfig on).
check whether
# sestatus -b | grep httpd_setrlimit
httpd_setrlimit off
# setsebool -P httpd_setrlimit on
# sestatus -b | grep httpd_setrlimit
httpd_setrlimit on
#httpd_setrlimit - allows Nginx to adjust the number of file descriptors
Hope this helps. Thanks Eugene for nice ajenti.
Many thanks for this one!