Visited websites are always redirected to public_html

bmochen · 2024-07-22T18:06:12+00:00

I put the AList program in ~/domains/directory, but when I started running the program, the website I visited was always redirected to index.html in the pub...

bmochen

yucho Me too localhost... Everything is the same as yours, except DNS support.

yucho

yucho I mean, where is the DNS server of your domain? For me, it's CloudFlare.

bmochen

yucho Yeah, me too, I only put the domain name to resolve to the IP address, What other work do I need to do?

yucho

bmochen What's your A/CNAME record?

bmochen

yucho I'm sorry, I don't want to reveal too much, At first, I tried to resolve the domain name to the server IP displayed in DNS zones.
Now I use CNAME type to parse to cloudflared Tunnels. Unfortunately, none of them worked. But I guarantee that there is nothing wrong with the port. The problem may be elsewhere...
I'll try to reinstall and set everything up later.

bmochen

yucho I don't know which one you mean, cloudflared or serv00 panel?

bmochen

yucho I added dns1 and dns2.serv00.com to the DNS record of Cloudflared. Will it have any impact?

yucho

bmochen You can select Serv00 as your subdomains' DNS server. To do this, add two NS records that refer to dns1.serv00.com and dns2.serv00.com in CloudFlare.

bmochen

yucho In fact, I found that this is not important either. The point is that I have solved the problem of this post.
Because I put the program in the folder that was automatically generated when I created the website, Usually it comes with an public_html folder, Therefore, when there is a resolution conflict, the default port 80 of the website will be given priority over other ports.
But this will lead to a problem. When visiting, the icon of the program will appear on the website icon, but the displayed page is the default index.html
At the same time, it seems that it will always only point to public_html, not other programs.

yucho

bmochen So you mean you have solved your issue?

bmochen

yucho Although it is stupid to do so, the result is like this. The problem has been solved.
You might as well try putting the program in the created domain name folder and running it. I believe it will get the same result.

yucho

bmochen In fact, I put the Alist program and data files into the directory /home/user/domains/xxx.example.com, but not the folder public_html.

bmochen

yucho me too, but it won't work if I do this.

kuiyr

delete public_html,then ok

bmochen

kuiyr After deletion, it will be created automatically. I don't know if there is a problem with the permission system of serv00, but when I try to delete the website directory under the domains directory, I will get the error "is a directory"

Initially, I deleted the website through the panel, but the directory still exists after deletion ...

bmochen

bmochen Okay, I was stupid, I solved this through the command rm -r dir.
In other words, there is something wrong with the file manager in the panel.

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