Can't access Web log in, when typing dialler's in address.

[dailafing]

I recently plugged in a dialler I made about 2 years ago.

Was set up perfectly, worked a treat.

But switched it on to get my carrier settings for a new dialler, and it's as though there's nothing on the network, chrome says there's no such page...

I'm expecting the "please wait while I redirect you" Message. ..

But I can ssh and winscp just fine...

And the server loads up otherwise as expected.

Any ideas? Thanks...

Edit:
The only thing I want from the dialler is my carrier settings.
I've got my original usr/pw, it's mainly the dial plan I need.
So when searching via winscp, I found that the extentions.confirm had a few defaulty-looking ones, but I did a ctrl-f search for the word orbtalk, my username, and my pw separately, hoping it would take me to "my" dial plan. But the text want there.
I 'know' this machine, I set it up... it's literally never been used since I provisioned it, and I made successful calls on it...
So confused...

[omarrodriguezt]

Confirm that the apache service is running

[dailafing]

I tried google, but I've no idea how to do that?

[omarrodriguezt]

http://bfy.tw/20vW

[dailafing]

http://bfy.tw/20vW

Haha.
Even those results were few and far between.
The codes I entered resulted in no output on my WPRKING dialler, and the one I'm trying to recover.
It was as though I had just hit return for a new line.

I'm away from the computer now, so can't quote the command, but it's the unanimous one across your Google search.
I'm on open suse?

[dailafing]

Ok so the only one I could find that works is:

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To check whether if apache is running or not (the status), type:

sudo service apache2 status
at the command line.

Which shows that something had failed...



After reading the output, I checked the suggested commands.... the first one returned:


The journal command returned these:











I'm at a dead end... I just want my carrier dial plan...

[omarrodriguezt]

The carrier dial plan are stored in these files:
/etc/asterisk/extensions-vicidial.conf
and
/etc/asterisk/extensions.conf

If you are familiar with MySql you can see it also in this table:
vicidial_server_carriers;