I think I ran into this also when I was doing a setup on PF 5.5.2 once.  From 
some notes I have:



Did the installation with YUM and when that was complete then tried going to

https://<SERVERNAME>:1443/configurator

but was unable to load the page.



Used SSH to log into the box, become root, then I ran the command     
/etc/init.d/mysqld start

      (I suppose you could use "ps" to check if there are any mysql processes 
running before trying this ? )

MySQL spit out some output and talked about setting up the PW for the root 
user......


so then when the cmd prompt came back (I got two [  OK  ] indicators) I did 
these:


/usr/bin/mysqladmin -u root password 'newpass'

/usr/bin/mysqladmin -u root -h <SERVER.DOMAIN.TLD> password 'newpass'


and there was no output after either command, but it looked like it worked fine 
(no errors anyway).

So then I did this, per the suggestion in the original "mysqld start" output:


/usr/bin/mysql_secure_installation


Since I already setup the root PW, I said N to that question, but Y on the rest.

Once all that finished, I was able to go to


https://<SERVERNAME>:1443/configurator


and it seemed to work OK from there.  I was able to complete the "Step 3 - 
Database Configuration" portion on the configurator with no problem.




So this is what worked for me.  Other people may have better or more 
appropriate suggestions.


Jason Skretta
Systems Support Specialist
Ames Laboratory   www.ameslab.gov
jskre...@ameslab.gov








On 10/13/2016 11:55 AM, Sallee, Jake wrote:
>
> I need to get to the web configurator ... but I kinda messed up.
>
> I went through the normal install procedure (Install OS -> install updates -> 
> install PF)
>
> Here is where I goofed: I rebooted the server because it installed a new 
> kernel.  Now I can't get to the web configurator.
>
> I tried making sure the packetfence-config and packetfence services are 
> started (they are) but the server is not listening on port 1443.
>
> The only service that is running is the httpd.admin service (all the other 
> services fail to start) and when I try to start the pf services i get an 
> error starting mysql ... since ... you know ... I haven't set it up yet.
>
> How do I proceed?
>
> Jake Sallee
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> University of Mary Hardin-Baylor
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