I have been struggling with this problem for a long time.
It started when we changed the IPv4 addressing and the host domain to our own instead of the dynamic one from DA.
Since then, phpMyAdmin and Roundcube do not work on the host with SSO and without SSO; a 404 error appears.
We have tried all the methods available on the internet, searched all files on the server using grep for the old hostname, and found nothing suspicious.
The logs do not reveal any details about where exactly the error lies.
When I manually installed phpMyAdmin and Roundcube on a subdomain without SSO access (manual login only via subdomain name), those installations worked. This does not change the fact that the built-in function in DirectAdmin is not working.
On the server, we are using the latest version of DirectAdmin 1.689 and LiteSpeed 6.3.1-8, MariaDB 10.6.24, PHP 8.3.27 (default lsphp), and phpMyAdmin 5.3.4.
Does anyone have an idea where to look for the problem?
It started when we changed the IPv4 addressing and the host domain to our own instead of the dynamic one from DA.
Since then, phpMyAdmin and Roundcube do not work on the host with SSO and without SSO; a 404 error appears.
We have tried all the methods available on the internet, searched all files on the server using grep for the old hostname, and found nothing suspicious.
The logs do not reveal any details about where exactly the error lies.
When I manually installed phpMyAdmin and Roundcube on a subdomain without SSO access (manual login only via subdomain name), those installations worked. This does not change the fact that the built-in function in DirectAdmin is not working.
On the server, we are using the latest version of DirectAdmin 1.689 and LiteSpeed 6.3.1-8, MariaDB 10.6.24, PHP 8.3.27 (default lsphp), and phpMyAdmin 5.3.4.
Does anyone have an idea where to look for the problem?