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hey guys, We recently had our GNU/LINUX server (fedora core 12) that hosts fogbugz 7 recently terminate unexpectedly due to an issue with vmware. Since the restart, I am able to access the fogbugz website locally at http://localhost:7066/fogbugz but not at the site's public facing web address. Any suggestions are appreciated. |
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FogBugz relies on another webserver (typically Apache in the default configuration) to proxy requests from port 80 to its server on 7066. I'm guessing that that web server isn't running. You probably want to run something like "apachectl start" or whatever the appropriate command is for your flavor of unix, and then look into what changes you need to make so that the system startup will always run Apache at boot time. |
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Mike and I just sorted this out. All services were running, but these were showing up in his logs: [Fri Sep 03 13:18:06 2010] [error] (13)Permission denied: proxy: HTTP: attempt to connect to 127.0.0.1:7066 (localhost) failed Which led us (eventually ;-) ) to temporarily disabling SELinux via the "setenforce Permissive" command (or "setenforce 0" for some of you). This fixed the problem, and an explanation is available here: http://www.dharwadkar.com/weblog/apache_fc6_01 That being said, never leave SELinux turned off if you can help it; tweak it, adjust it, and make it work for you. "Security" is an assortment of methods and practices which must work like clockwork, and should be changed with all the care of a watchmaker. Disabling SELinux is the equivalent of bringing out the sledgehammer to get those darned gears back in place. |
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