Re: Web Server Error
By: Electrosys to Operations on Fri Mar 01 2019 07:25 pm
> Which file are you requesting initially? It appears that there is a messing
3/2 01:03:19a Reading c:\sbbs\ctrl\sbbs.ini
3/2 01:03:19a Synchronet Web Server Revision 1.677
3/2 01:03:19a Compiled Jan 27 2019 05:05:24 with MSC 1800
3/2 01:03:19a WinSock 2.0 Running
3/2 01:03:19a Initializing on Sat Mar 02 01:03:19 2019 with options: 803
3/2 01:03:19a Loading configuration files from c:\sbbs\ctrl\
3/2 01:03:19a Temporary file directory: c:\sbbs\temp\
3/2 01:03:19a Root directory: c:\sbbs\webv4\root
3/2 01:03:19a Error directory: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\error\
3/2 01:03:19a CGI directory: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\cgi-bin\
3/2 01:03:19a Read 79 MIME types from root section of
c:\sbbs\ctrl\mime_types.ini
3/2 01:03:19a Read 1 CGI content handlers from CGI section of
c:\sbbs\ctrl\web_handler.ini
3/2 01:03:19a Read 2 JavaScript content handlers from JavaScript section of
c:\sbbs\ctrl\web_handler.ini
3/2 01:03:19a Web Server socket set created
3/2 01:03:19a Web Server listening on socket 0.0.0.0 port 81
3/2 01:03:19a Web Server thread started
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 HTTP connection accepted from: 73.10.101.192 port 55059
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 Session thread started
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: GET / HTTP/1.1
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 Request: GET / HTTP/1.1
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Host: 73.10.101.192:81
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Connection: keep-alive
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Purpose: prefetch
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Upgrade-Insecure-Requests: 1
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64;
x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/72.0.3626.119 Safari/537.36
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Accept:
text/html,application/xhtml+xml,application/xml;q=0.9,image/webp,image/apng,*/*
;q=0.8
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX: Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.9
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 RX:
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 Path is: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 Checking for c:\sbbs\webv4\root\index.html
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 Checking for c:\sbbs\webv4\root\index.ssjs
3/2 01:04:06a 0668 HTTP Logon (user #0)
3/2 01:04:07a 0668 404 - c:\sbbs\webv4\root\ does not exist
3/2 01:04:07a 0668 !ERROR: 404 Not Found (line 3643)
3/2 01:04:07a 0668 Request resolved to: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\error\404.html
3/2 01:04:07a 0668 Result: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
3/2 01:04:07a 0668 Sending c:\sbbs\webv4\root\error\404.html
3/2 01:04:08a 0668 Session thread terminated (0 clients, 2 threads remain,
109 served)
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 HTTP connection accepted from: 73.10.101.192 port 55064
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Session thread started
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Request: GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Host: 73.10.101.192:81
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Connection: keep-alive
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: User-Agent: Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64;
x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/72.0.3626.119 Safari/537.36
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Accept: image/webp,image/apng,image/*,*/*;q=0.8
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Referer: http://73.10.101.192:81/
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Accept-Encoding: gzip, deflate
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX: Accept-Language: en-US,en;q=0.9
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 RX:
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Path is: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\favicon.ico
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 HTTP Logon (user #0)
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 404 - c:\sbbs\webv4\root\favicon.ico does not exist
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 !ERROR: 404 Not Found (line 3643)
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Request resolved to: c:\sbbs\webv4\root\error\404.html
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Result: HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found
3/2 01:04:10a 0796 Sending c:\sbbs\webv4\root\error\404.html
3/2 01:04:11a 0796 Session thread terminated (0 clients, 2 threads remain,
110 served)
This is the whole thing, when I try to log in from the web. on the actual
chrome page, I get 404 file not found on the tab and in the main screen "no
resource at this location.
It's looking for something in ...\webv4\root but why wouldn't I have that?
Thanks,
Operations
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