Can't upload/download files to/from Seahub Webinterface (HTTP)

[KingofCool]

Hi,

i use the HTTP Seahub webserver (not Apache/ngix...) to connect to the Seafile webinterface via my DynDNS account.
The sync via the clients works perfectly, but when i try to download a file over the webinterface (or generating a link) i get the following message: "Sorry, but the requested page could not be found."
If I want to upload a file via the webinterface, i get the following message, after the upload completed: "Error NOT FOUND"
To sum up, I can say that the upload/download with the clients works, but the webserver doesn't works correctly.

my ccnet.conf

[General]
USER_NAME = Seafile
ID = XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX
NAME = Seafile
SERVICE_URL = http://my.dyndns:8000

[Network]
PORT = 10001

[Client]
PORT = 13418

 

my seafile.conf

[network]
port=12001

[httpserver]
port=8082

[history]
keep_days = 10

Anyone who can help me? (sorry for bad english)

thanks in advance

[ZhengXie]

Can you paste you seahub_settings.py ?

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[KingofCool]

Hi ZhengXie,

my seahub_settings.py

SECRET_KEY = "XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX"
EMAIL_USE_TLS = False
EMAIL_HOST = 'smtp.mail.yahoo.com' #smtp server
EMAIL_PORT = '25'
EMAIL_HOST_USER = 'mye...@yahoo.com' # username and domain
EMAIL_HOST_PASSWORD = 'password' # password
DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL = 'mye...@yahoo.com'
SERVER_EMAIL = 'mye...@yahoo.com'
SITE_NAME = 'Seafile'
SITE_TITLE = 'Seafile'
SITE_BASE = 'http://my.dyndns:8000'
INIT_PASSWD = 'XXXXXX'
HTTP_SERVER_ROOT = 'http://my.dyndns:8000'

[Lingtao Pan]

Remve HTTP_SERVER_ROOT = 'http://my.dyndns:8000' or change it to HTTP_SERVER_ROOT = 'http://my.dyndns:8082' can solve it.

[KingofCool]

Hi Lingtao Pan,

if i remove HTTP_SERVER_ROOT or change the Port, i get following error, before it uploads any content: "Error True".
I tried it with Internet Explorer and Firefox - same error, so i think its not a browser problem.

[Lingtao Pan]

This may be caused by firewall settings. Do you open port 8082?

[KingofCool]

I installed Seafile  on my Raspberry Pi and the firewall (iptables) allows all connections and ports by default.
So i think the problem is caused by another reason

[Lingtao Pan]

Can you try debug with firebug for Firefox or Chrome's debug mode?

[Lingtao Pan]

What's the setting of SERVICE_URL in your ccnet.conf?

[KingofCool]

The SERVICE_URL contains my dyndns:PORT.
I will post the debug log later.

[KingofCool]

Hi,

you find the log attached.

[Lingtao Pan]

The URL for the POST address is not right. It is still the problem caused by the setting of HTTP_SERVER_ROOT.

HTTP_SERVER_ROOT should be http://<your-domain>:8082

If you do not specify HTTP_SERVER_ROOT. Seafile will guess it from the domain from SERVICE_URL and the port from seafile.conf. Can you post your seafile.conf?

2013/11/11 KingofCool <petjahe...@yahoo.de>

Hi,

you find the log attached.

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[Lingtao Pan]

The URL for the POST address is not right. It is still the problem caused by the setting of HTTP_SERVER_ROOT.

HTTP_SERVER_ROOT should be http://<your-domain>:8082

If you do not specify HTTP_SERVER_ROOT, Seafile will guess the domain part from SERVICE_URL and the port part from seafile.conf. Can you post your seafile.conf?

On Tuesday, 12 November 2013 10:52:09 UTC+8, Lingtao Pan wrote:

The URL for the POST address is not right. It is still the problem caused by the setting of HTTP_SERVER_ROOT.

HTTP_SERVER_ROOT should be http://<your-domain>:8082

If you do not specify HTTP_SERVER_ROOT. Seafile will guess it from the domain from SERVICE_URL and the port from seafile.conf. Can you post your seafile.conf?

2013/11/11 KingofCool <>

Hi,

you find the log attached.

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[Lingtao Pan]

The URL for the POST address is not right. It is still the problem caused by the setting of HTTP_SERVER_ROOT.

HTTP_SERVER_ROOT should be http://<your-domain>:8082

If you do not specify HTTP_SERVER_ROOT, Seafile will guess the domain part from SERVICE_URL and the port part from seafile.conf. Can you post your seafile.conf?

On Tuesday, 12 November 2013 10:52:09 UTC+8, Lingtao Pan wrote:

The URL for the POST address is not right. It is still the problem caused by the setting of HTTP_SERVER_ROOT.

HTTP_SERVER_ROOT should be http://<your-domain>:8082

If you do not specify HTTP_SERVER_ROOT. Seafile will guess it from the domain from SERVICE_URL and the port from seafile.conf. Can you post your seafile.conf?

2013/11/11 KingofCool <>

Hi,

you find the log attached.

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[KingofCool]

Hi Lingtao Pan,

changed the HTTP_SERVER_ROOT to http://<your-domain>:8082 and opened Port 8082 in my Router.

Now it works!

Thank your really much :)

[Vitaly Korabelnikov]

Check Your http server address in seahub.conf