Re: httpd not reachable from outside
On Wed, Jun 22, 2022 at 05:43:30PM -0400, Adriano Barbosa wrote: > Hi. > > My httpd was working perfectly for the last 32 days and today I it > doesnt respond anymore. Last change I made on this box was update > nextcloud package, tested after the upgrade and it was working. The > machine is running 7.1-stable. > > httpd responds on the machine itself with a curl localhost call, for > example, but not from outside. > > nmap from outside returns > PORTSTATESERVICE > 80/tcp filtered http > 443/tcp filtered https > > httpd.conf is defined with > listen on * port 80 > and > listen on * tls port 443 > > I remember it happening once and it solved after a machine reboot, but > I dont have physical access to the machine for this week to enter > bioctl password after the reboot and Im afraid to try a network > restart by myself and lose access to the machine. > > Any ideas or suggestions on how to find the problem? > > Obrigado! Looks like my ISP decided to block 80 and 443 ports... At least it works when I change httpd port to some high ports. Sorry for the noise and thank you.
Re: httpd not reachable from outside
On Thu, Jun 23, 2022 at 01:06:36AM +0200, Tom Smyth wrote: > can you just restart httpd with > rcctl restart httpd Alreay did it. Also restarted pf and did try disabling it. No success. > > did your ip addresses on external interface change ? No. > > what are the loadef firewall rules I use the default pf.conf
Re: httpd not reachable from outside
hi Adriano can you just restart httpd with rcctl restart httpd did your ip addresses on external interface change ? what are the loadef firewall rules Thanks Tom Smyth On Thu 23 Jun 2022, 00:05 Adriano Barbosa, wrote: > Hi. > > My httpd was working perfectly for the last 32 days and today I it > doesnt respond anymore. Last change I made on this box was update > nextcloud package, tested after the upgrade and it was working. The > machine is running 7.1-stable. > > httpd responds on the machine itself with a curl localhost call, for > example, but not from outside. > > nmap from outside returns > PORTSTATESERVICE > 80/tcp filtered http > 443/tcp filtered https > > httpd.conf is defined with > listen on * port 80 > and > listen on * tls port 443 > > I remember it happening once and it solved after a machine reboot, but > I dont have physical access to the machine for this week to enter > bioctl password after the reboot and Im afraid to try a network > restart by myself and lose access to the machine. > > Any ideas or suggestions on how to find the problem? > > Obrigado! > >
