Cannot access Sentora panel (overwritten by IP address/domain)

[nemanja09]

Hiya!

I've managed to do quite a stupid thing. In an effort to access the public part of my newly rented server (aka the website I'm trying to build) without using the actual domain (old version of the site still running on it), I've added my server's IP address to the domain list in Sentora and once it went live - I could access the public website, but not the Sentora panel any more.

Any ideas how to reset this and have my Sentora panel back? Any other way to access it aside from the direct IP address? And, also, once I do reset it - what is the proper way to access public part of it (website app) without doing again what I've just done?

Thanks much! Help really appreciated.

Cheers! 

[TGates]

Well, when you installed it it asked you what sub domain you wanted to have the panel login on (ex: panel.domain.com).
That way, your domain.com can be hosting your site

The only way to access the 'public parts' is by using a domain or sub domain. There are customizations you can use to allow for previewing a user's hosting space (ex: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/~username/site-location) #932‍ 

Can you access phpmyadmin?

Also, you could manually edit the /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf file and restart apache to at least get you into the panel to make the proper changes.

Or you can PM me your /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf file I can make the changes to get you back in service for you to fix it yourself.

[nemanja09]

Well, when you installed it it asked you what sub domain you wanted to have the panel login on (ex: panel.domain.com).
That way, your domain.com can be hosting your site

The only way to access the 'public parts' is by using a domain or sub domain. There are customizations you can use to allow for previewing a user's hosting space (ex: xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/~username/site-location) #932‍ 

Can you access phpmyadmin?

Also, you could manually edit the /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf file and restart apache to at least get you into the panel to make the proper changes.

Or you can PM me your /etc/sentora/configs/apache/httpd-vhosts.conf file I can make the changes to get you back in service for you to fix it yourself.

No, cannot access phpmyadmin either...

I've just sent you the httpd-vhosts.conf file in the private message...

Thanks much!