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Hi Outkastm!
I made a dumb mistake, and now can't log into my N5550. I was in the system configuration area, and changed the default ports from 80 and 443, to 8080 and 31443. Now that is conflicting with NextCloud, and I can't login.
I've been searching and checking each httpd.conf or httpd-default.conf that I can find with ftp and root access, but I am not finding the right file. Do you know which file I would have changed, and where it is located?
Thanks!
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Thanks for that! I just did a reset to factory, and am about to load the newer version of your repo.
Cheers!?
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I seem to have a similar kind of problem.
My admin UI works fine, the app center itself works fine as well.
When I want to enter a specific app it's own page "Enter app page" I get an error page:
This site can’t be reached
192.168.xxx.xxx refused to connect.
I see the interface wants to open a redirect on port 8080 but I can not find a running webserver monitoring this port.
Can you help me out please?
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Are you running Apache and Apache2.4? I think I had that problem at one point, and it was a matter of enabling and disabling them for certains apps.
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I know that I had the exact same problem, but I don't remember how I fixed it. You could try putting the internal web server back to port 80 and 443 since you're only using that for module configuration, and most ISPs block that port for incoming. At one point I had changed the port on the Web Server to match nextCloud, and locked myself out completely. I did a reset and didn't make that mistake again! At least the reset allowed to look at how the NAS uses services.
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I would not know where to look.
Never changed the webserver port for nextcloud or any other service.
No clue why it points to port 8080 in the modules links.
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