[marc1]

I have AAH 1.5 running. I can access the server via SSH, but when I try to access the webserver using the same address, my browser tells me it can't connect to the server.

:x

Any ideas?

[mberlant]

Are you trying to traverse a NAT router? Do you have TCP port 80 forwarded through your router to your Asterisk?

[marc1]

Originally Posted by mberlant

Are you trying to traverse a NAT router? Do you have TCP port 80 forwarded through your router to your Asterisk?

I don't know the answer to the first question. I am using a DLink Di-604, if that helps.

I am using the internal IP address and I am trying to access it behind my router (not from the internet), so I didn't think port forwarding mattered, regardless, I do have port 80 forwarded to the Asterisk. I also have the Asterisk in the DMZ zone.

[adroitboy]

I just had this happen to me 2 days ago on my AAH 1.5 box. It happened like this...

First I noticed that I was getting the "all circuits are busy now" when making outgoing calls. So I rebooted. After that it stopped answering the zap POTS line. Not being near it, using SSH and wget, I downloaded the AAH 1.5 .tar.gz file, uncompressed it and used the install_ALL script.

This got it semi-working. I can make calls into and then out of it. But the web interface is still broken. I don't think that apache is running. I can't telnet to port 80, but am not familiar enough with linux to know what to do now. Perhaps it is the same issue that marc1 is having.

[marc1]

ok, here is an idea...

if i access my astrisk box via ssh, is there a command i can type in to see the status of the webserver?

[AlexanderBell]

Just start up the Asterisk Management Panel by plugging in the IP address of your Asterisk box. Then click on the Maintenance tab, and it'll show whether your web server is running or not.

[chandave]

Originally Posted by marc1

ok, here is an idea...

if i access my astrisk box via ssh, is there a command i can type in to see the status of the webserver?

After ssh'ing into the asterisk box:

ps auxww | grep -v grep | grep httpd

If you just get the command prompt back then that means the Web Server is not running anymore. If it returns some entries, then the Web Server is up. You can then use wget to check on the status:

wget -O - http://127.0.0.1

If it returns a bunch of HTML code, then your Web Server is up and responding to HTTP requests.

See ya...

d.c.

[marc1]

Originally Posted by chandave

If you just get the command prompt back then that means the Web Server is not running anymore.

Ok thanks for the info DC. yes, i just got the [root@asterisk1 root] prompt back after I typed in

ps auxww | grep -v grep | grep httpd

So it sounds like that means the webser is not running. Now what? How can i get the webserver running again? Why would it stop running?

[marc1]

ok, i worked backwards and figured out my problem. on Nerd Vittles site it says:

You now can manage all of your incoming email and voicemail from a single place, your email client. In order to send out emails from your Asterisk@Home server, you’ll need to make two changes. First, make this adjustment to the /etc/hosts file on the server...Edit the hosts file: nano /etc/hosts. Move the cursor to the line which begins 127.0.0.1, and then move the cursor over the first letter of the first domain name shown, usually asterisk1.local. Now type in [your] fully-qualified domain name...

I found that once I removed asterisk1.local and entered my fully-qualified domain name, the webserver no longer worked. Once I put back asterisk1.local in my /etc/hosts file, it worked again. I am following the directions, but it does not seem to work. Am i doing something wrong?

As of now, my hosts file looks like this:

127.0.0.1               asterisk1.local
147.135.12.128          sip.broadvoice.com

Assuming my fully-qualified domain name is abc.dyndns.org, what should it look like?

[MatsK]

Just to answer the first question about "Check if it's running"

The command :
[root@asterisk1]$ service httpd status

httpd (pid 2394 2393 2392 2390 2389 2388 2387 2386 2346) is running...

Will reply with all httpd's (Web server) running pid's.

Other options is:
service httpd {start|stop|restart|condrestart|reload|status|full status|graceful|help|configtest}


And to the part about /etc/hosts you must also update :
/etc/sysconfig/network

And the command to check if the hostname is correct is:
hostname

There are some other files that has to be changed as well and I will post more info in the http://www.voip-info.org/wiki/view/A...+Handbook+Wiki and there will also be posted some info at my blog http://www.ugg-lan.com/blog/


/Mats