Open Arefu opened 5 years ago
Hi, I only have breadcrumbs for you:
What's your python workround doing?
1: Yep, it works when I remove the config changes so I assume it's something in those lines. 2: Yep + Yep, made sure of that after the same hint from a friend :) 3: It's not my work-around, it's the one built into this script that says if I don't have access to the website just throw this Python code up and it hosts a simple webserver to verify the hash fluff.
Hm.. there should be something I can't see since those lines are correct (check if the location of that lines is correct too), the permissions are correct and lighttpd starts, hence... I don't know. Enable the more verbose logging possible in lighttpd (I don't know if there's such directive in lighttpd, I never used it) and have a look at the log
Heyo,
This could easily be me being stupid, however I have the following:
lighttpd/1.4.45 (ssl) - a light and fast webserver
Build-Date: Jan 14 2017 21:07:19
I added this to my lighttpd.conf file:
$SERVER["socket"] == ":443" {
ssl.ca-file = "/etc/lighttpd/fullchain.pem"
ssl.pemfile = "/etc/lighttpd/X.pem"
}
I've made sure both files are owned by
www-data
and still no dice, I am also using this lighttpd install for a Pi-Hole installation, like I said, I could be doing something stupid, I stopped the lighttpd web server and did the Python workaround as when I go to my external my ISP bounces it back to my routers login page which is infuriating that's why I used the Python workaround.Any advice or any bread crumbs I should follow?