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@Gerrymandered for link.
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@Rekonnect If you need help at any time with this kinda virtualhost/multiple domains stuff, I have done this shit way too many times :P
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@linuxxx Yeah, I just need to renew the cert for the root domain, that's expected, you scared me there! 😥
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@Rekonnect Ahh fair enough! Just wanted to help out :). (also the offer stands but I have no clue if I am talking to an experienced sysadmin or someone who's new to this so apologies if you feel belittled!)
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@linuxxx Oh don't worry a single bit xD I'm a 17 year old highschool student who just has a server and a website lol. Education the DIY way.
So what I'm trying to do now is access my ESXi control panel when it's channeled through the VHost, but now the console/VMRC won't connect properly... Any ideas? The site is VM.infiniit.co. -
@Rekonnect What kind of protocol does the console/VMRC use? Standard HTTP or something else? (also, are you using apache or NginX?)
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@linuxxx I'm not sure. Let me look into that when I get home, I'm out getting some welding goggles for the eclipse.
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@Rekonnect I used to have this and then it appeared that something was using websocket connections. I had to forward it differently. (By the way I forward socket.io through NginX with SSL. Works great!)
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@linuxxx I'm trying to look through Wireshark to figure out how it works, but I have no idea. It's going through Apache.
Need my VHost config for the individual subdomain? -
@Rekonnect What's the individual domain? But probably, yes. Also, try to look at the f12 internet part (both in Chromium/Chrome/Firefox) and see what kinda requests are being made :).
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@linuxxx Sure enough, you were right! Websocket error! http://prntscr.com/g7mwi3
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@linuxxx How am I supposed to implement all of that??? I have no idea how to do that 0_0
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@linuxxx You there? I don't know how to implement that.
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@Rekonnect Mother of god, missed the notification! Heading to bed now but I'll favourite this rant so I can find it and help you tomorrow!
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@linuxxx Do you use some kinda chat medium? Would be way easier. I could setup a quick cryptocat thingy tomorrow. If not, no problem, we can continue in the comments!
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@Rekonnect You there? 😅
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@linuxxx *yawns* mostly? Yeah, but which method of chat would you prefer, I can adjust
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Let me take a quick look haha! @Rekonnect
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@Rekonnect And good morning I guess? :P
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@Rekonnect Would you be alright with Ricochet?
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@linuxxx I can do that, it's installed and connecting now
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@Rekonnect Sounds great! Do let know your id on there :)
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@linuxxx ricochet:aftgayyjfat5zd2h
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@linuxxx Yo, up for assistance resuming with the Apache issue?
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@linuxxx NEVER MIND! I have fixed it! My config change was found by some spanish guy and I plugged it in, failed, fixed it, and it works! It redirects the specific folders that the browser requests to websockets, and others back to https. Thanks for all the help man!
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@Rekonnect No problem and was asleep haha!
Yet another commercial seminar upset I won't give up a day of my time to fly to the UK to speak at the event f...
Boom! Official answer.
So I guess this doesn't really fall under dev, more web and net admin, but here it goes.
I am trying frantically to migrate our (@Gerrymandered and I) website from a hosted solution with Namecheap to my new personal badass server, Vector. The issue is that I need to host multiple subdomains under one IP. I learned how to use apache2's VirtualHost feature, and eventually made them all work. But now we need to get our 3 year SSL Certs that we already paid for working. Try to get ssl pass through... Nope. Fine, just use the VHost then forward it unsecured to the local ip which only accepts connections from the Apache host. But wait! I want to access my ESXi config page remotely too! Good GOD it is a pain in the ass to get all of this working, but I somehow did. Evidence is at https://git.infiniit.co, which is hosted on the same network as the ESXi control panel. *Sigh of relief* now I can sleep right? 😥
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