[SOLVED] https mode - lost web browser access

[pepitop]

Hello,
After activating (and rebooting) the "https mode", I lost access the moode audio GUI.
Since I still have access to SSH, do you know if I can de-activate https mode via command line? I am trying to avoid re-imaging the system...
Thanks in advance!

[Tim Curtis]

Try this but YMMV

sudo rm -f /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/*
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/moode-http.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/moode-http.conf
sudo moodeutl -D nginx_https_only

sudo reboot

[TheOldPresbyope]

Hello,
After activating (and rebooting) the "https mode", I lost access the moode audio GUI.
Since I still have access to SSH, do you know if I can de-activate https mode via command line? I am trying to avoid re-imaging the system...
Thanks in advance!

This has worked for me using Web browsers on various devices: iPad, Android phone, Linux laptop.

If you continue to have the problem please report what host, OS, browser you were using to access your moOde player, whether you installed the downloaded and installed the self-signed certificate into same, and whether or not you made sure the browser wasn't using the cached http: URL for the player.

Regards,
Kent

[pepitop]

Try this but YMMV

sudo rm -f /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/*
sudo ln -s /etc/nginx/sites-available/moode-http.conf /etc/nginx/sites-enabled/moode-http.conf
sudo moodeutl -D nginx_https_only

sudo reboot

Thank you Tim! these commands saved me from re-imaging the system. I got access to the web GUI again.
It may also help to other users in case the run into the same issue.
Best regards

[pepitop]

Hello,
After activating (and rebooting) the "https mode", I lost access the moode audio GUI.
Since I still have access to SSH, do you know if I can de-activate https mode via command line? I am trying to avoid re-imaging the system...
Thanks in advance!

This has worked for me using Web browsers on various devices: iPad, Android phone, Linux laptop.

If you continue to have the problem please report what host, OS, browser you were using to access your moOde player, whether you installed the downloaded and installed the self-signed certificate into same, and whether or not you made sure the browser wasn't using the cached http: URL for the player.

Regards,
Kent

Thank you, Kent. In my case I came across this issue playing around with the settings.
In case I carry out a proper configuration and run into the same problem will definitely report it.
Best regards