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From: Russell Q. <ru...@sp...> - 2006-09-19 06:43:24
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> Hello, > > Webmin (SSL mode) has been running fine for a while, but I've just > tried to access it after a few days and just receive a *timeout > message* from my browser. It's running on CentOS4.4 on a remote > server, that I just have shell access too, via telnet. > > I've tried: > > . Rebooting the server - Webmin appears to restart perfectly . Process > list - miniserv is running . Miniserv.error - No error messages . Wget > - I used wget from the shell terminal to connect to the webmin port on > the localhost and it worked, successfully returning index.html > * iptables - Nothing has changed since Webmin was last working, and > I've tried shutting it down just to make sure. > > Note that I also have Usermin running and that is fine. > > I really can't figure this one out. > > Any ideas? Anything else I can check and try. > > If wget works locally, I would suspect a firewall is blocking port > > 10000 between your server and the client PC. Try running the command : > > > > tcpdump port 10000 > > > > as root on the Webmin server, and then connecting using your browser. > > If no packets get displayed by the tcpdump command, then something > > must be blocking them. I ran tcpdump and it reported nothing. There are no entries in iptables and the port was open before. Where else should I check to see if it's blocked? Would the connection time out if the port was closed? Russell. |