Hi Ralf and Greg, Ralf wrote: > I don't have my RAQ550 anymore to verify, but I am pretty sure that > http and https ports (for the login) were not reversed like that.
Greg wrote: > Lets put it this way. I still have a copy of the original SUN open source > release. > You could probably find access to it elsewhere if you want to verify, > but its always been that way. I love disputes like that! Let's do some code archeology together and let us see what dinosaur bones we can unearth. \o/ The BlueOnyx repository has a code tree for the old BlueQuartz SVN: https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/ That in turn has an SVN checkout of the original sources that Sun Cobalt released in 2003, but between 2005 and 2008 there were some changes to that code that we have in SVN there. RaQ550 sources: https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/5100R Qube 3 sources: https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/5100WG Now if you look at the Admserv's httpd.conf for the RaQ550 ... https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/5100R/trunk/ui/base-admserv.mod/glue/etc/admserv/conf/httpd.conf ... you'll see the ports it listens to: 1047 Listen 81 1048 Listen 444 And if you scroll further down, you see that SSL gets turned *off* for port 444: 1064 # ssl is on for the admin server by default 1065 <VirtualHost _default_:444> 1066 SSLEngine off 1067 RewriteEngine On [...] 1079 </VirtualHost> The actual SSL config is then done in conf.d/ssl.conf: https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/5100R/trunk/ui/base-admserv.mod/glue/etc/admserv/conf.d/ssl.conf While base-admserv has changed a little between 2003-2008 the relevant stuff (ports and SSL) haven't. As far as I recall and not according to the base-admserv's changelog: https://devel.blueonyx.it/trac/browser/BlueQuartz/5100R/trunk/ui/base-admserv.mod/templates/rpmdefs.tmpl Funnily enough the RaQ550 PDF manual didn't mention the GUI ports *at* *all* as you can see here: https://www.digicert.com/images/support-images/cobalt_raq550.pdf Where else can we check? To be *really* sure? Now I don't have a physical copy of the original RaQ550 OS Restore CD anymore. Mine is warehoused since 2012 with my old office stuff in Germany. But I do have the next best thing. Not an actual unicorn, but almost as rare: An OS Restore CD for the "Sun Cobalt Control Station", which was based on the RaQ550 and allowed remote management of all Cobalt products. See attached image. But the internet also never forgets, so there are still working download links for a real RaQ550 OS restore CD in case someone gets curious. Are we curious? Right! I take that as a yes! :p RaQ550 OS restore CD: https://archive.org/details/raq550 Direct link to the ISO: https://archive.org/download/raq550/raq550.iso Just mount the ISO, navigate to /nfsroot-x86/bto-sync/production/4100R_1.270/rpms/ and look at the apache-conf-ptlobos-15.noarch.rpm, which has the Apache and AdmServ configs. They bunched them up in the same RPM back then, which we never did for sake of easier maintenance. The easy way to "look inside" RPMs (and SRPMs) is to use "mc" (Midnight Commander). Fire it up, move the marker over the RPM, hit return, navigate to CONTENTS.cpio, hit return again and you can see what files and folders are inside and would get installed if you'd install the RPM. The /etc/admserv/conf/httpd.conf inside is (in all parts relevant to ports and SSL) identical to the one we have in SVN for the 5100R. So port 81 for HTTPS and port 444 for HTTP GUI access. FWIW: If we wanted to to back further than that, Archive.org also has the OS Restore CDs for the Qube 3 and Qube 2: Qube 3: https://archive.org/details/qube3 Qube 2: https://archive.org/details/960qub20101au The Qube 1-2 and the RaQ1/2/3/4 had the pre-Sausalito GUI, but that also used 81 for HTTPS and 444 for HTTP. -- With best regards Michael Stauber
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