[SOLVED] Connection refused error

[Augure]

Hello,
i have a problem since i updated my TS-119 with the new firmware (v3.1.0 Build 0627).
First i updated firmware, then i formatted my HDD with the new EXT4 file system. I got all my datas back from the save disk and i reinstalled and started all my QPKG applications.
I started web server (no problem there) and mySql database (no problem too).
When i try to display the web server's page, i have a connection refused message. (Same when i try to display phpMyAdmin's page).
It worked great before updating firmware. Did i miss something? is it possible to monitor some logs?

[fribse]

Go in via putty and see what results you get by doing

/etc/init.d/Qthttpd.sh stop
/etc/init.d/Qthttpd.sh start

[Augure]

Hi,
thanks for your answer.
I tried your command but when i wanted to stop i had the following message : apache : could not open configuration file/etc/config/apache/apache.conf no such file or directory.

I saw this thread http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=3 ... 0&start=10 and it seems i have the same problem.

by windyboy on Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:10 pm
I just rest my TS-119 tonight and encountered this problems.

I think there is a bug in the system reset progress.(ver 3.1.0 build0627)

After check the error message of apache server, I finally solved the problem.
1. mkdir /etc/config/apache
mv /etc/config/apache* /etc/config/apache
2. upload the apache 2.2 configuration file "mime.types" to the directory /etc/config/apache

Finally, restart the apache server

I am stuck at the mv command because it could not recognize the syntax.
Finally, where do i find the apache 2.2 configuration files specified at point 2 ?

[Oof]

Hi.

Just letting you know I experience the same problem with my TS 119. It seems the reset screws up the webserver on all Turbo NAS models.

I'm not too familiar with Linux however, so I couldn't try the suggested steps above.

[Augure]

I saw in another post that the problem could be solved with a reinstall of the firmware.
I did it and nothing changed.
Someone's got an idea?

[fribse]

It sounds very odd, contact QNAP's online support, and when they fix it, note what they are doing, so that you can post it back in the forum

[Oof]

The only suggestion that seems to work (taken from the german forums) is to backup all your data, disaasemble the hard drive from the NAS, do a complete format and reassemble it. Pretty much as if you'd just set up the NAS for the first time.

I guess I'll try that over the weekend. Will keep you posted.

[Augure]

Hi,
thanks for your answer.
I tried your command but when i wanted to stop i had the following message : apache : could not open configuration file/etc/config/apache/apache.conf no such file or directory.

I saw this thread http://forum.qnap.com/viewtopic.php?f=3 ... 0&start=10 and it seems i have the same problem.
by windyboy on Sat Jul 11, 2009 6:10 pm
I just rest my TS-119 tonight and encountered this problems.

I think there is a bug in the system reset progress.(ver 3.1.0 build0627)

After check the error message of apache server, I finally solved the problem.
1. mkdir /etc/config/apache
mv /etc/config/apache* /etc/config/apache
2. upload the apache 2.2 configuration file "mime.types" to the directory /etc/config/apache

Finally, restart the apache server

I am stuck at the mv command because it could not recognize the syntax.
Finally, where do i find the apache 2.2 configuration files specified at point 2 ?

Woot,
it's working!!!!!
I managed to get the mime.types file somewhere on the web and uploaded it like specified in point 2 and it's ok now!

[Oof]

I get :

mv: unable to rename `/etc/config/apache': Invalid argument

when entering the mv command.

Any ideas?

[Augure]

Is your folder '/etc/config/apache' existing?
I can remember i had to create it before copying files into it :
'mkdir /etc/config/apache'
I don't know if it is necessary but after creating it i made a 'chmod 777 /etc/config/apache' to give full permissions on this folder.
I then copied all the files in there and gave full permissions to these files too : 'chmod 777 /etc/config/apache/*'

Don't forget to put the mime.types files there too.

[Oof]

I ignored the error message and went on with the next steps. The web server is up and running again.

Thanks.

[Coconutdog]

You need to wait at least 5 minutes for the TS-112 to reboot. These things are soooo slow. I think they put an 80286 in there as the CPU.