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Offline 0n1x

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logzilla frontend access via ssh tunnel
« on: February 21, 2012, 03:47:13 pm »
Hi logzilla team,

I'm having an issue connecting to logzilla UI from a ssh tunnel. (I'm trying to avoid having to open my logging server to the WAN).

Basically I'm doing the following from my local desktop:

ssh logger.mybox -L 8899:localhost:8899 (The logzilla apache instance is listening under port 8899)

And on my browser desktop I can access the instance with the tunnel up via http://localhost:8899 and I'm having no issues hitting the login page and I'm able to login. Right after the page is blank and under my apache error log I'm seeing:

PHP Fatal error:  License server invalid - does your license belong to a different server? Please visit http://www.logzilla.pro for assistance. in Unknown on line 0, referer: http://localhost:8899/login.php

Is the license key dependent on the http request URL?

Thanks!

 


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Re: logzilla frontend access via ssh tunnel
« Reply #1 on: February 26, 2012, 09:51:00 pm »
Hi,
The license key is tied to your LZ server's eth0 IP and MAC.
ssh tunnels work fine (We have a customer I use one with for support).
If you are seeing that message, it means that your license is tied to an IP/MAC that is not on the server.
You can paste both your ifconfig and license output here and I will check them both for you if you like.

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