Suddenly my server down !, and when tried
curl http://myip -v
* Rebuilt URL to: http://myip/
* Trying myip...
* connect to myip port 80 failed: Connection refused
* Failed to connect to myip port 80: Connection refused
* Closing connection 0
curl: (7) Failed to connect to myip port 80: Connection refused
How detect the reason ? which log file can i see it ?
Please help.
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Hi there,
Just came across this question, this could mean that your web server is not running.
I could suggest starting with the following steps on how to troubleshoot common Nginx problems on a Linux server:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-to-troubleshoot-common-nginx-issues-on-linux-server
If you are using Apache you could follow the steps here:
https://www.digitalocean.com/community/questions/how-to-troubleshoot-common-apache-issues-on-linux-server
Regards, Bobby
Despite
ufw
or any other firewall rules on the Linux system. There are Firewalls rules in the DigitalOcean “Networking” panel. By default, there’s no 80 rule. You need to add HTTP/HTTPS to the firewall rules.Hope this is helpful.
Despite
ufw
or any other firewall rules on the Linux system. There are Firewalls rules in the DigitalOcean “Networking” panel. By default, there’s no 80 rule. You need to add HTTP/HTTPS to the firewall rules.Hope this is helpful.
I have the same issue - no firewalls are set up, ufw is inactive, and all traffic to port 80 is refused though there is a server listening on it.
returns
I can successfully curl the ip address or localhost from the droplet, but from anywhere else the connection is refused. Any server on port 80 will yield the same result, not just an nginx one - and any other port (81, 9000, etc) will work
The droplet version is 16.04.4
Hi. Its real trouble. I start Nginx on Ubuntu. Uwf is disabled. I use a command “telnet IP 80” to checking server. When I check it a local or from my other droplet all is ok. But if I try to connect with 80 port from my local machine this port is silenced. And when I’am restarting my Nginx on 8080. It works correctly!!!
Hey, DigitalOcean’s Devs, fix it, please, ASAP!!! %)
Nobody helped him, and I have the same problem. This doesn’t seem very straightforward. I have tried adding port forwarding, but no luck. I wonder if most of what you find is outdated…also, please stop telling people to “Google” when Google is exactly what brought me here.
Nobody helped him, and I have the same problem. This doesn’t seem very straightforward. I have tried adding port forwarding, but no luck. I wonder if most of what you find is outdated…also, please stop telling people to “Google” when Google is exactly what brought me here.
Nobody helped him, and I have the same problem. This doesn’t seem very straightforward. I have tried adding port forwarding, but no luck. I wonder if most of what you find is outdated…also, please stop telling people to “Google” when Google is exactly what brought me here.
Nobody helped him, and I have the same problem. This doesn’t seem very straightforward. I have tried adding port forwarding, but no luck. I wonder if most of what you find is outdated…also, please stop telling people to “Google” when Google is exactly what brought me here.
Check firewall, incase you had disabled for whatever reason and you did a droplet restart it might have come on. Run systemctl stop firewalld , to stop firewalld