exmdb_client: Failed to connect [localhost]:5000: Prefix is not served

WalterH

CvJ The correct locations and certificate names are:

# cat /etc/grommunio-common/nginx/ssl_certificate.conf
ssl_certificate /etc/grommunio-common/ssl/server-bundle.pem;
ssl_certificate_key /etc/grommunio-common/ssl/server.key;

For example for http:

# cat /etc/gromox/http.cfg
...
http_certificate_path=/etc/grommunio-common/ssl/server-bundle.pem
http_private_key_path=/etc/grommunio-common/ssl/server.key
...

CvJ

crpb

Not that I’m aware of… where would I check that?

CvJ

crpb
Did I mess something up here?

crpb

CvJ

YES!
DELETE THAT!

CvJ

crpb

Urks...

crpb

Remove all Homeserver configurations from your domain+users and delete it

CvJ

crpb
Oh man, this is embarrassing…

For the domains, I was able to remove the homeserver.

For the users, it shows: "The server encountered an error while processing the request." Can I access that via CLI/database?

crpb

CvJ For the users, it shows: "The server encountered an error while processing the request." Can I access that via CLI/database?

this should do

QUERY="UPDATE users SET homeserver = 0;"
mysql grommunio --execute="$QUERY"

CvJ

crpb
WalterH

Woot! Everything’s running! Thanks, everyone!

I had put that in during the initial configuration… Dunno...

That was such a dumb mistake on my part! Especially since it was right there in plain sight!

--> Disclaimer! Be sure to know what you are doing. If your grommunio is hosted on a single server, there is no configuration necessary. <--

Fetchmail seems to have sent a few emails into the void, but otherwise everything’s great!

WalterH

It also woks if you set the server name to the external mail name:

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