Website not loading on r63b retro

[Sam_Otten]

Hey, my retro's website isn't loading (the whole website so not only the client), I've got Apache and MySQL turned on in XAMPP, port forwarded and my emulator (plus emulator) on. But it gives a "page not available error". It used to work fine but when I wanted to go to the site it didn't load.

I hope someone can help me.

 

[Zaka]

Maybe a ddos attack? Take a printscreen, this description is very vague...

 

[Blasteh]

If you're using Rev, it sounds like a ddos attack. May I ask why you're using apache?

 

[MayoMayn]

If you're using Rev, it sounds like a ddos attack. May I ask why you're using apache?

May I ask why people are using IIS?

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[Blasteh]

May I ask why people are using IIS?

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Well, most people follow tutorials and the most common tutorial on the web for Habbo is either IIS or Apache. I think I'm going to switch to Nginx after hearing you talk about it and looking at reviews/comparisons.

 

[MayoMayn]

Well, most people follow tutorials and the most common tutorial on the web for Habbo is either IIS or Apache. I think I'm going to switch to Nginx after hearing you talk about it and looking at reviews/comparisons.

You'd have to use a Linux OS then, because it crashes on Windows and is a way longer and slower process. Use HHVM instead of PHP7 for faster perfomance. You can easily enable PHP7 features on HHVM.

Use DigitalOceans turorial, its good for setting up NGINX.

And if you want a GUI you'd have to install xrdp on it.

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[Zaka]

You'd have to use a Linux OS then, because it crashes on Windows and is a way longer and slower process. Use HHVM instead of PHP7 for faster perfomance. You can easily enable PHP7 features on HHVM.

Use DigitalOceans turorial, its good for setting up NGINX.

And if you want a GUI you'd have to install xrdp on it.

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That statement a bout HHVM being faster than PHP7 can be debated, nowadays there is barely any difference + PHP7 is quicker in some tests and HHVM in others. So it's not that big of a difference anymore really.

 

[Sam_Otten]

Maybe a ddos attack? Take a printscreen, this description is very vague...

My browser is in Dutch but I get the same message: (got this image from Google)

 

[Zaka]

My browser is in Dutch but I get the same message: (got this image from Google)

This looks like 1 of a couple of things. Either you don't have your IIS or Apache running on Port 80, or you are being ddosed. Or last but not least the port 80 or the IIS/Apache is not let through the firewalls.

 

[olliedean]

You will need to open some ports on your firewall. Check this video for reference.

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[Sam_Otten]

You will need to open some ports on your firewall. Check this video for reference.

You must be registered for see links

I added the ports 80, 30000 and 30001 inbound and outbound, UDP and TCP to the firewall, but it didn't do anything.

 

[BIOS]

Have you changed your CMS settings such as the site URL to your own? If not then that's probably what you're seeing, can't be too sure without the actual error message but worth a try.

Just try to change it to "127.0.0.1" or your domain if you have one already and it's linked to the server, then navigate to that URL in your browser.

 

[Sam_Otten]

Have you changed your CMS settings such as the site URL to your own? If not then that's probably what you're seeing, can't be too sure without the actual error message but worth a try.

Just try to change it to "127.0.0.1" or your domain if you have one already and it's linked to the server, then navigate to that URL in your browser.

Yes I have done that, the website used to fully function.

 

[Zaka]

Are you sure the website is online? That the service is running?

 

[Sam_Otten]

Are you sure the website is online? That the service is running?

Yes, Plus Emulator, XAMPP Apache and XAMPP MySQL are on. And it used to work that way.

 

[Zaka]

Yes, Plus Emulator, XAMPP Apache and XAMPP MySQL are on. And it used to work that way.

And you have allowef httpd through the firewall?

 

[BIOS]

Yes I have done that, the website used to fully function.

What changes have you made since it worked? What PHP version are you running?

Not much to go on from what you've given, any further details?

 

[Sam_Otten]

What changes have you made since it worked? What PHP version are you running?

Not much to go on from what you've given, any further details?

Nothing, that's the weird thing. I'm running PHP version 5.3.1. And I'm running Habboon CMS.

 

[Zaka]

PM me your teamviewer details and I'll take a look at it.

 

[BIOS]

Nothing, that's the weird thing. I'm running PHP version 5.3.1. And I'm running Habboon CMS.

Do you actually reach the webserver?

Open index.php and add phpinfo(); die(); to the top of the page, if it loads then it's probably something related to the code otherwise the web server/system configuration.