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Hi all,

Is there a way to change the 404 Page on the Asustor web server?
Many thanks

Gianluigi

Isn't the default page for web server looks like: congratulations, you have successfully enabled the web server on your Asustor NAS. To begin hosting your website on the NAS, simply upload your web page to the (Web) shared folder...

And did you forward the port 80 in Ezrouter for the web service?

Hi Here,
You can create 404 page as "default" page.
for Ezrouter :login ADM-> settings-> Ease of Access -> EZ-Router -> Port Forward -> can see port 80 but not yet auto open port 80, you need manually.

gianluigi1982 wrote:Hi all,

Is there a way to change the 404 Page on the Asustor web server?
Many thanks

Gianluigi

default is in /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error but you may be better doing something like

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ ... -in-apache

that way you aren't tinkering with the basics

ho66es wrote:

gianluigi1982 wrote:Hi all,

Is there a way to change the 404 Page on the Asustor web server?
Many thanks

Gianluigi

default is in /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error but you may be better doing something like

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ ... -in-apache

that way you aren't tinkering with the basics

Thank yuo so much. It was exactly what I was looking for.

I'll try it tonight.

Thanks again

ho66es wrote:

gianluigi1982 wrote:Hi all,

Is there a way to change the 404 Page on the Asustor web server?
Many thanks

Gianluigi

default is in /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error but you may be better doing something like

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ ... -in-apache

that way you aren't tinkering with the basics

Hi ho66es,

I just tried to follow the second tip you gave me.
I followed your link but even if I created the .htaccess the 404.html I created doesn't appear but the "standard" 404 page continues showing up.

How to access to the /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error ?

I tried by going to "connect to server" and typing in the string you wrote but it seems not working.

Could you please help me with a "step by step" guide?
Thank you

gianluigi1982 wrote:

ho66es wrote:

gianluigi1982 wrote:Hi all,

Is there a way to change the 404 Page on the Asustor web server?
Many thanks

Gianluigi

default is in /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error but you may be better doing something like

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ ... -in-apache

that way you aren't tinkering with the basics

Hi ho66es,

I just tried to follow the second tip you gave me.
I followed your link but even if I created the .htaccess the 404.html I created doesn't appear but the "standard" 404 page continues showing up.

How to access to the /volume0/usr/builtin/etc/apache2/error ?

I tried by going to "connect to server" and typing in the string you wrote but it seems not working.

Could you please help me with a "step by step" guide?
Thank you

the honest answer is, if you can't edit that file with the info I gave you, you probably shouldn't as you have potential to cause issues if you do something wrong.

probably best to put it in as a feature request

If you really want a step by step guide, read up on using ssh to connect to your nas and using vim to edit documents, then ask again. An alternative if using windows would be winscp. Again both methods have the possibilty to cause issues

ho66es wrote:
the honest answer is, if you can't edit that file with the info I gave you, you probably shouldn't as you have potential to cause issues if you do something wrong.

probably best to put it in as a feature request

If you really want a step by step guide, read up on using ssh to connect to your nas and using vim to edit documents, then ask again. An alternative if using windows would be winscp. Again both methods have the possibilty to cause issues

Really thanks ho66es,
I studied a little bit and I get access by ssh to my nas.
Well, not so easy but affordable.

Just a question?
Is there a way to edit default file not with VIM editor?
something like a redirect to another file in a known position in the NAS (Web folder?) to be able to freely create a brand new PHP or HTML 404 Page and pointing to it?

Thanks,

Gianluigi

Do you have any advice also for my other post regarding the php mail() function ??
I tried editing the php.ini (by ssh) but the mail() function doesn't work on my wordpress websites.
It seems that the only way to use contact page on wordpress is to implement wp_mail() as a third part plug in.

Unfortunately I have to use a platform which requires the mail() working.

I activated the mail server app on the NAS but evidently I have not set everything well.
Thanks for any suggestion.

Gianluigi