2.8 backup requested address "/" ....

ricks
Posts: 26
Member Since:
2007-07-05

So, my 2.6 box had a hardware failure and I decided to look into 2.8 and the new asterisk version.

I have 2.8. loaded and functional with, some security precaution I make:
No longer listen to port 80
change the SSL(https) port
remove maint user from passwd file, add our own accounts
change the asterisk user mysql database password
set deny,allow on the var/www/html directory AND add allow from for our needed subnets

Once this is done all is working just fine however(NOTE: we now login with alternate user NOT maint), now when we go to the SYSTEM | BACKUP dropdown menu
we receive the Error: The requested address '/' was not found on this server.

I have reinstalled tbm-backup.noarch with no different results

WE CAN HOWEVER navigate to Error: http:// SERVER IP/kindex.php/backup and create a backup file. INTERESTING NOTE, the job definition is created in the working directory of the user used to LOGIN(Our alternate user) ALSO NOTE this works ONLY on port 80 (After we re-establish it) that link will NOT work if we change the port information in the URL..

To me that is an indicator. Id there some hardcoding somewhere I need to change to represent the port info we changed???



kpenner
Posts: 19
Member Since:
2007-05-21
Error: The requested address '/' was not found on this server.

I get the same error when I go to Backup on Trixbox 2.8.04
Error: The requested address '/' was not found on this server.



soarertt
Posts: 8
Member Since:
2010-04-23
yup, same issue here

yup, same issue here



soggybuddha
Posts: 6
Member Since:
2011-10-17
Error: The requested address '/' was not found on this server

I found that this error appeared when I had changed the default asterisk database user password on my Trixbox.

Edit the file: /var/www/html/maint/modules/backup/app/config/database.cfg and be sure that the 'password' setting under DATABASE_CONFIG is correct. If you have a different default login from the standard 'asteriskuser', you'll need to change that as well. There are two places to change the user name and password, so be sure to change both.

Save and try your GUI backup again.

You can test your password, of course, by logging directly into mysql from a prompt

# mysql -u asteriskuser -p

If you get logged in, you've got the right password.



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