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Hi there, I'm on Centos 7.
Problem:
I had Zpanel working fine with SSL. I decided to upgrade to Sentora (I still don't know why  Huh)
But somehow this was a disaster. So I ended up deleting my old install and did a new clean install on my vps. Started from scratch to install sentora. No problem so far. But when it's finished I had no access to the panel. Strange enough when i enter my domain it still gives me https automatically instead of http. But during a clean install that shoud have been gone..??!! Also not on ip adress it gives me nothing. What could be the issue here?
Oh and of course Apache is started...
(03-26-2019, 09:38 PM)drrob Wrote: [ -> ]Hi there, I'm on Centos 7.
Problem:
I had Zpanel working fine with SSL. I decided to upgrade to Sentora (I still don't know why  Huh)
But somehow this was a disaster. So I ended up deleting my old install and did a new clean install on my vps. Started from scratch to install sentora. No problem so far. But when it's finished I had no access to the panel. Strange enough when i enter my domain it still gives me https automatically instead of http. But during a clean install that shoud have been gone..??!! Also not on ip adress it gives me nothing. What could be the issue here?
Oh and of course Apache is started...

I would suggest that the most probable cause is your browser is using cached redirect information and trying to access the panel through https. You can either clear cache/cookies etc. or use an "Incognito" mode if you are using something like Chrome and see if you can access the panel that way.

You may have found that, by the time you see this reply, your browser has already cleared itself of this cached information and loads correctly.

I don't quite understand what this means:


Quote:Also not on ip adress it gives me nothing.

Keith.
Hi, of course I tried that already with different browsers. But somehow something is stuck fromthe old install so i'm talking with my VPS provider right now.
What i meant that I also tried just reaching it by ip address but that one also is redirecting to https.

I 'm aiming for a new clean install.
(03-27-2019, 05:13 AM)drrob Wrote: [ -> ]Hi, of course I tried that already with different browsers. But somehow something is stuck fromthe old install so i'm talking with my VPS provider right now.
What i meant that I also tried just reaching it by ip address but that one also is redirecting to https.

I 'm aiming for a new clean install.

Ok, let us know the outcome from your VPS provider Smile

Keith.
Well, the provider did a clean install and I installed Sentora. But strange enough I have the same issue. I cannot open the login screen. not by domain and not by ip. It somehow will redirect me to https. Which is of course strange cause I haven't set anything up yet. So can someone tell me how and where I can check if there are redirects?
(03-28-2019, 05:18 AM)drrob Wrote: [ -> ]Well, the provider did a clean install and I installed Sentora. But strange enough I have the same issue. I cannot open the login screen. not by domain and not by ip. It somehow will redirect me to https. Which is of course strange cause I haven't set anything up yet. So can someone tell me how and where I can check if there are redirects?

If you are using the latest official Sentora release, there should not be any https redirects of any sort in the default setup. Your VPS provider may be providing odd repository packages that are setting up Apache differently to the way it should be set up but I would have thought this highly unlikely.

Why don't you tell us the Sentora panel domain name AND server IP - in a PM if you don't want to make it public.

It always helps to be able to have a look at the problem Smile

Keith.
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