Ubuntu 16.04 landscape keeps redirecting to wrong url
So I installed Landscape on an ubuntu 16.04 server.
The hostname of the server is: http://management.domain.com/
Everytime i try to access landscape by going to: http://management.domain.com/ It redirects me to: http://management/
The Landscape web interface is shown in my browser but if I click any button Landscape links back to: http://management.domain.com/ and Chrome or Edge start to complain about to many redirects.
When i look at the Vhost in apache it shows the right configuration for http://management.domain.com/
The root URL is set right too on the Landscape web interface. Does anyone know here how to prevent Landscape from redirecting http://management.domain.com/ to http://management/ ?
I couldn't find anything on the internet or forums. I also checked the docs of Landscape but i couldn't find anything.
16.04 server apache2 landscape virtualhost
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Stan Vanhoorn
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So I installed Landscape on an ubuntu 16.04 server.
The hostname of the server is: http://management.domain.com/
Everytime i try to access landscape by going to: http://management.domain.com/ It redirects me to: http://management/
The Landscape web interface is shown in my browser but if I click any button Landscape links back to: http://management.domain.com/ and Chrome or Edge start to complain about to many redirects.
When i look at the Vhost in apache it shows the right configuration for http://management.domain.com/
The root URL is set right too on the Landscape web interface. Does anyone know here how to prevent Landscape from redirecting http://management.domain.com/ to http://management/ ?
I couldn't find anything on the internet or forums. I also checked the docs of Landscape but i couldn't find anything.
16.04 server apache2 landscape virtualhost
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do asudo lsctl restarton the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.
– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18
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So I installed Landscape on an ubuntu 16.04 server.
The hostname of the server is: http://management.domain.com/
Everytime i try to access landscape by going to: http://management.domain.com/ It redirects me to: http://management/
The Landscape web interface is shown in my browser but if I click any button Landscape links back to: http://management.domain.com/ and Chrome or Edge start to complain about to many redirects.
When i look at the Vhost in apache it shows the right configuration for http://management.domain.com/
The root URL is set right too on the Landscape web interface. Does anyone know here how to prevent Landscape from redirecting http://management.domain.com/ to http://management/ ?
I couldn't find anything on the internet or forums. I also checked the docs of Landscape but i couldn't find anything.
16.04 server apache2 landscape virtualhost
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
So I installed Landscape on an ubuntu 16.04 server.
The hostname of the server is: http://management.domain.com/
Everytime i try to access landscape by going to: http://management.domain.com/ It redirects me to: http://management/
The Landscape web interface is shown in my browser but if I click any button Landscape links back to: http://management.domain.com/ and Chrome or Edge start to complain about to many redirects.
When i look at the Vhost in apache it shows the right configuration for http://management.domain.com/
The root URL is set right too on the Landscape web interface. Does anyone know here how to prevent Landscape from redirecting http://management.domain.com/ to http://management/ ?
I couldn't find anything on the internet or forums. I also checked the docs of Landscape but i couldn't find anything.
16.04 server apache2 landscape virtualhost
16.04 server apache2 landscape virtualhost
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
asked Apr 10 at 11:43
Stan Vanhoorn
1112
1112
Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do asudo lsctl restarton the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.
– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18
add a comment |
Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do asudo lsctl restarton the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.
– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18
Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do a
sudo lsctl restart on the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do a
sudo lsctl restart on the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18
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I was having the same issue as you and bumped into this post.
I believe at one point I entered mySubdomain and then later changed it to mySubdomain.domain.com so part of the application had the correct config and part didn't.
In any case, I found that I could edit the conf:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/mySubdomain.conf
I replaced all occurrences of mySubdomain with mySubdomain.domain.com
Then I restarted apache (sudo apachectl graceful) and the web UI no longer had links pointing to http://mySubdomain/
Hope this helps.
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
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For anyone else that may run into this in future, the lines in the apache site config file that determine the URL for Landscape's web UI are the two RewriteRule lines:
RewriteRule ^/message-system http://localhost:8090/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/ [P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:8080/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/$1 [P]
The <dnsname> part needs to be changed. In this case if it should be management.domain.com but Landscape links/forms go to management, then the current value is probably management and you'll want to change it to management.domain.com and reload apache2.
This is for the web UI links and redirects, the SSL certificate's names matching up is a separate issue.
answered Dec 6 at 3:15
cflee
212
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I was having the same issue as you and bumped into this post.
I believe at one point I entered mySubdomain and then later changed it to mySubdomain.domain.com so part of the application had the correct config and part didn't.
In any case, I found that I could edit the conf:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/mySubdomain.conf
I replaced all occurrences of mySubdomain with mySubdomain.domain.com
Then I restarted apache (sudo apachectl graceful) and the web UI no longer had links pointing to http://mySubdomain/
Hope this helps.
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
add a comment |
I was having the same issue as you and bumped into this post.
I believe at one point I entered mySubdomain and then later changed it to mySubdomain.domain.com so part of the application had the correct config and part didn't.
In any case, I found that I could edit the conf:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/mySubdomain.conf
I replaced all occurrences of mySubdomain with mySubdomain.domain.com
Then I restarted apache (sudo apachectl graceful) and the web UI no longer had links pointing to http://mySubdomain/
Hope this helps.
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
add a comment |
I was having the same issue as you and bumped into this post.
I believe at one point I entered mySubdomain and then later changed it to mySubdomain.domain.com so part of the application had the correct config and part didn't.
In any case, I found that I could edit the conf:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/mySubdomain.conf
I replaced all occurrences of mySubdomain with mySubdomain.domain.com
Then I restarted apache (sudo apachectl graceful) and the web UI no longer had links pointing to http://mySubdomain/
Hope this helps.
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
I was having the same issue as you and bumped into this post.
I believe at one point I entered mySubdomain and then later changed it to mySubdomain.domain.com so part of the application had the correct config and part didn't.
In any case, I found that I could edit the conf:
/etc/apache2/sites-available/mySubdomain.conf
I replaced all occurrences of mySubdomain with mySubdomain.domain.com
Then I restarted apache (sudo apachectl graceful) and the web UI no longer had links pointing to http://mySubdomain/
Hope this helps.
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
answered May 24 at 14:05
Seth Wessitsh
111
111
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
add a comment |
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
I deleted my installation. But this gives me hope:) I will try to reinstall after the weekend to verify!
– Stan Vanhoorn
May 25 at 14:19
add a comment |
For anyone else that may run into this in future, the lines in the apache site config file that determine the URL for Landscape's web UI are the two RewriteRule lines:
RewriteRule ^/message-system http://localhost:8090/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/ [P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:8080/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/$1 [P]
The <dnsname> part needs to be changed. In this case if it should be management.domain.com but Landscape links/forms go to management, then the current value is probably management and you'll want to change it to management.domain.com and reload apache2.
This is for the web UI links and redirects, the SSL certificate's names matching up is a separate issue.
answered Dec 6 at 3:15
cflee
212
add a comment |
For anyone else that may run into this in future, the lines in the apache site config file that determine the URL for Landscape's web UI are the two RewriteRule lines:
RewriteRule ^/message-system http://localhost:8090/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/ [P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:8080/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/$1 [P]
The <dnsname> part needs to be changed. In this case if it should be management.domain.com but Landscape links/forms go to management, then the current value is probably management and you'll want to change it to management.domain.com and reload apache2.
This is for the web UI links and redirects, the SSL certificate's names matching up is a separate issue.
answered Dec 6 at 3:15
cflee
212
add a comment |
For anyone else that may run into this in future, the lines in the apache site config file that determine the URL for Landscape's web UI are the two RewriteRule lines:
RewriteRule ^/message-system http://localhost:8090/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/ [P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:8080/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/$1 [P]
The <dnsname> part needs to be changed. In this case if it should be management.domain.com but Landscape links/forms go to management, then the current value is probably management and you'll want to change it to management.domain.com and reload apache2.
This is for the web UI links and redirects, the SSL certificate's names matching up is a separate issue.
answered Dec 6 at 3:15
cflee
212
For anyone else that may run into this in future, the lines in the apache site config file that determine the URL for Landscape's web UI are the two RewriteRule lines:
RewriteRule ^/message-system http://localhost:8090/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/ [P,L]
RewriteRule ^/(.*) http://localhost:8080/++vh++https:<dnsname>:443/++/$1 [P]
The <dnsname> part needs to be changed. In this case if it should be management.domain.com but Landscape links/forms go to management, then the current value is probably management and you'll want to change it to management.domain.com and reload apache2.
This is for the web UI links and redirects, the SSL certificate's names matching up is a separate issue.
answered Dec 6 at 3:15
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answered Dec 6 at 3:15
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Try to open your site in a new incognito window, if it working normal then you should flush the cache of your browser.
– pa4080
Apr 10 at 14:40
@pa4080 that doesn't work. I tried it with different browsers, but all te same problem
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 10 at 14:56
"root url" is set correctly in the UI? if so, do a
sudo lsctl restarton the landscape server and let me know how it works for you.– dpb
Apr 17 at 2:58
As you can see in the question I did set the root url to the right url. It just looks like it strips everything after the first dot.
– Stan Vanhoorn
Apr 17 at 9:18