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Refused to connect

Open Techout592 opened this issue 2 years ago • 4 comments

Describe the bug Not completely sure if this is a bug or not, however, Munin Master refuses to run on port 4948, not sure if it's able to run on another port, couldn't find anything in the docs - I've whitelisted the port in the firewall as well.

To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:

  1. Install Munin Master (apt-get install munin).
  2. Try to access it on the web.
  3. See the error.

Expected behavior A webpage to view statistics like the demo.

Screenshots & Logs

  • OS & Distribution: Ubuntu 20.04 LTS
  • Browser: Google Chrome - Latest
  • Munin Version: Latest

Additional context

Not available.

Techout592 avatar Feb 28 '22 11:02 Techout592

I guess, you are using Munin 2.0.x? The built-in webserver is only available in munin 3, which is not released as stable, yet. See munin's webserver documentation.

Do you remember, where you got the impression, that a web service should be available on port 4948? I would be happy to clarify this in the docs.

sumpfralle avatar Feb 28 '22 12:02 sumpfralle

Hi, I've tried connecting to localhost/munin as well, this is where I saw that it runs on port 4948 (https://img.techout.tech/lHfse78h) which is 3 from the looks of it, however, Munin 2.0.x wasn't running on localhost/munin either.

Techout592 avatar Feb 28 '22 17:02 Techout592

which is 3 from the looks of it

How do you know, that it is munin 3.x? What is the output of dpkg -l | grep munin?

Munin 2.0.x wasn't running on localhost/munin either.

Did you install apache2? See /usr/share/doc/munin/README.Debian.gz for more details, please.

sumpfralle avatar Mar 11 '22 12:03 sumpfralle

Got a similar issue with "localhost/munin".

Got a "This site can't be reached" "ERR_CONNECTION_REFUSED" After installing apache2 got a 404 error page. Then I enabled the conf in apache with "sudo a2enconf munin" command.

With a fresh install if you install apache2 before munin, the "a2enconf" is not needed.

Installed it on a Debian 11 with apt. Munin version was 2.0

M3dinar avatar Jul 26 '23 11:07 M3dinar