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Speedy1205

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Hi Guys,

I just rebooted my rooter and the Web interface is gone.....

I checked with SSH and there is no listening port with the port 8433 (configured)

can someone tell me which process is running the interface and where is the configuration file for it ?

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In NVRAM I found the Ports:
misc_httpsport_x=8443
https_lanport=8443
 
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Hi Guys,

I just rebooted my rooter and the Web interface is gone.....

I checked with SSH and there is no listening port with the port 8433 (configured)

can someone tell me which process is running the interface and where is the configuration file for it ?



In NVRAM I found the Ports:
misc_httpsport_x=8443
https_lanport=8443

The process is called httpd, and it has no configuration file - everything is in nvram.
 
thanks for the reply... so some is screwed... will need to restart the Router :-(
 
thanks for the reply... so some is screwed... will need to restart the Router :-(

You can temporarily launch it manually with default settings, which will let you access the web interface to fix whatever setting you entered wrong.

Code:
cd /www
httpd

This will launch it on port 80 with HTTP.

Important that you change directory to /www first, as httpd uses the CWD for its pages.
 
You can temporarily launch it manually with default settings, which will let you access the web interface to fix whatever setting you entered wrong.

Code:
cd /www
httpd

This will launch it on port 80 with HTTP.

Important that you change directory to /www first, as httpd uses the CWD for its pages.

yeah thanks, I did this and it didn't work this time. Somehow there was missing my /etc and than this came back after i rebooted the Router and all was fine again. Not sure what happens, but next time I will take some more time to investigate :)

Thanks for help !
 

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