# Ubuntu Installation: How to I configure the Apache virtual server?

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I’m trying to setup OOD for a simply demo on a virtual server.

# lsb\_release -a

No LSB modules are available.  
Distributor ID: Ubuntu  
Description: Ubuntu 22.04.3 LTS

# apt list installed ondemand

Listing… Done  
ondemand/stable,now 3.0.3 amd64 [installed]

Initially I was getting the default Ubuntu Apache web page as mentioned in the installation notes. I removed 000-default.conf from the sites-enabled and was able to bring up the OOD web page that says I need to configure authentication.

Since this is only for a Proof of Concept demo I’m trying to set it up with ‘ **AuthType mod\_auth\_basic** ’. I edited the ood\_portal.yml file adding the following:

# List of Apache authentication directives

# NB: Be sure the appropriate Apache module is installed for this

# Default: (see below, uses OIDC auth with Dex)

auth:

- ‘AuthType mod\_auth\_basic’
- ‘AuthName "OnDemand POC’
- 'AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd"
- ‘Require valid-user’

I ran the update\_ood\_portal command and it was successful. I have a single test user in /etc/apache2/.htpasswd. I now get the following page:

 ![image](https://us1.discourse-cdn.com/flex015/uploads/osc/original/2X/b/ba409d1a70fd64335d9ef17d2996444b995771fb.png)

Questions:

Can I setup OOD using mod\_auth\_basic?

I have a single user, ravi, in the .htpasswd file. I have a local account setup on the Ubuntu server for ravi. Is there a simple way to set up mapping?

Thanks in advance,

Pete Kain

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What’s the error you see in `/var/log/apache2`?

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Jeff,

Not much in the Apache logs. After adding the auth entry to ood\_portal.yml, running update\_ood\_portal and restarting Apache I was expecting to see a prompt to login. Perhaps I need to set up mapping first?

# ls -l /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/

total 0  
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 34 Oct 9 16:11 ood-portal.conf → ../sites-available/ood-portal.conf

/etc/apache2/enabled-available/ood-portal.conf

…  
ErrorLog “/var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_error.log”  
CustomLog “/var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_access.log” combined

==\> bofh.rip\_error.log \<==  
[Mon Nov 06 22:45:07.078768 2023] [authn\_core:error] [pid 1847:tid 140613093631552] [client [108.185.177.94:56503](http://108.185.177.94:56503)] AH01796: AuthType mod\_auth\_basic configured without corresponding module

==\> bofh.rip\_access.log \<==  
108.185.177.94 - - [06/Nov/2023:22:45:07 +0000] “GET /pun/sys/dashboard HTTP/1.1” 500 865 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/[119.0.0.0](http://119.0.0.0) Safari/537.36”  
108.185.177.94 - - [06/Nov/2023:22:45:07 +0000] “GET /favicon.ico HTTP/1.1” 404 555 “[http://ondemand.bofh.rip/pun/sys/dashboard](http://ondemand.bofh.rip/pun/sys/dashboard)” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/[119.0.0.0](http://119.0.0.0) Safari/537.36”

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Sincerely,

Pete Kain  
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> [@pkain](#):
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> 108.185.177.94 - - [06/Nov/2023:22:45:07 +0000] “GET /pun/sys/dashboard HTTP/1.1” 500 865 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/[119.0.0.0](http://119.0.0.0) Safari/537.36”

OK - how about `/var/log/ondemand-nginx/$USER/error.log` and or another error\_log in ondemand-nginx.

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There’s nothing under /var/log/ondemand-nginx.

root@bofh:/var/log/ondemand-nginx# ls -l /var/log/ondemand-nginx/  
total 0

Pete

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Jeff,

This may help. After rebooting the server and using a private window in firefox I see the following messages in the access/error logs. I see some hits in my Google search that I’ll start reviewing, but I wanted to share this with you as well.

Ubuntu 22.04 OS.

**/etc/ood/config/ood\_portal.ym** l

This is my entry in the ood\_portaly.yml file:

# List of Apache authentication directives

# NB: Be sure the appropriate Apache module is installed for this

# Default: (see below, uses OIDC auth with Dex)

auth:

- ‘AuthType mod\_auth\_basic’
- ‘AuthName "OnDemand Demo’
- ‘AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd’
- ‘Require valid-user’

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_error.log \<==  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.888568 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680328320576] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.888643 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680328320576] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.888650 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680328320576] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.888656 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680328320576] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_access.log \<==  
108.185.177.94 - - [07/Nov/2023:08:34:51 -0800] “GET / HTTP/1.1” 302 635 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/119.0”

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_error.log \<==  
**[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.960300 2023] [authn\_core:error] [pid 734:tid 140680319927872] [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01796: AuthType mod\_auth\_basic configured without corresponding module**  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.960989 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680319927872] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.961033 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680319927872] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.961041 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680319927872] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:51.961046 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680319927872] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49819](http://108.185.177.94:49819)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_access.log \<==  
108.185.177.94 - - [07/Nov/2023:08:34:51 -0800] “GET /pun/sys/dashboard HTTP/1.1” 500 865 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/119.0”

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_error.log \<==  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:52.024558 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680303142464] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49820](http://108.185.177.94:49820)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:52.024635 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680303142464] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49820](http://108.185.177.94:49820)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:52.024644 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680303142464] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49820](http://108.185.177.94:49820)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:34:52.024649 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 734:tid 140680303142464] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49820](http://108.185.177.94:49820)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_access.log \<==  
108.185.177.94 - - [07/Nov/2023:08:34:52 -0800] “GET / HTTP/1.1” 302 635 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/119.0”

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_error.log \<==  
[Tue Nov 07 08:35:01.729118 2023] [authn\_core:error] [pid 735:tid 140680568055360] [client [108.185.177.94:49831](http://108.185.177.94:49831)] AH01796: AuthType mod\_auth\_basic configured without corresponding module  
[Tue Nov 07 08:35:01.729946 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 735:tid 140680568055360] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49831](http://108.185.177.94:49831)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:35:01.729989 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 735:tid 140680568055360] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49831](http://108.185.177.94:49831)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:35:01.729996 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 735:tid 140680568055360] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49831](http://108.185.177.94:49831)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table  
[Tue Nov 07 08:35:01.730000 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 735:tid 140680568055360] lua\_request.c(1882): [client [108.185.177.94:49831](http://108.185.177.94:49831)] AH01486: request\_rec-\>dispatching subprocess\_env → apr table

==\> /var/log/apache2/bofh.rip\_access.log \<==  
108.185.177.94 - - [07/Nov/2023:08:35:01 -0800] “GET /pun/sys/dashboard HTTP/1.1” 500 865 “-” “Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:109.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/119.0”

Sincerely,

Pete Kain

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Jeff,

I think I found my mistake. I had set the AuthType to “mod\_auth\_basic” when it should have been “Basic”. I now get a login prompt. I’m able to log in with my test user “ravi” but receive a blank dashboard.

I have set up a single test user in my .htpasswd “ravi” but I’m not sure how to map “ravi” to his Linux account “ravi”.

ravi:x:1000:1000:,:/home/ravi:/bin/bash

WORKING BROKEN

# List of Apache authentication directives # List of Apache authentication directives

# NB: Be sure the appropriate Apache module is installed for # NB: Be sure the appropriate Apache module is installed for

# Default: (see below, uses OIDC auth with Dex) # Default: (see below, uses OIDC auth with Dex)

auth: auth:

- ' **AuthType Basic’** | - ' **AuthType mod\_auth\_basic’**
- ‘AuthName "OnDemand Demo’ - ‘AuthName "OnDemand Demo’
- ‘AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd’ - ‘AuthUserFile /etc/apache2/.htpasswd’
- ‘Require valid-user’ - ‘Require valid-user’

Sincerely,

Pete Kain

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> [@pkain](#):
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> I’m able to log in with my test user “ravi” but receive a blank dashboard.
> 
> I have set up a single test user in my .htpasswd “ravi” but I’m not sure how to map “ravi” to his Linux account “ravi”.

User mapping happens through this config `user_map_match`. Though it looks like the default should just work for you.

Seeing a blank screen is odd for sure, seems like you should see some error message. In any case - `/var/log/apache2`, `/var/log/ondemand-nginx` and ``/var/log/ondemand-nginx/$USER` are the locations you should be looking in to find more information about what’s going on.

[https://osc.github.io/ood-documentation/latest/reference/files/ood-portal-yml.html?highlight=user\_map\_match](https://osc.github.io/ood-documentation/latest/reference/files/ood-portal-yml.html?highlight=user_map_match)

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Jeff,

You’re right about the default mapping. I saw this in the logs.

ondemand.bofh.rip\_error.log:[Tue Nov 07 11:04:11.410763 2023] [lua:debug] [pid 738:tid 140573784655424] @/opt/ood/mod\_ood\_proxy/lib/ood/user\_map.lua(21): [client [108.185.177.94:57928](http://108.185.177.94:57928)] Mapped ‘ravi’ =\> ‘ravi’ [0.006 ms], referer: [http://ondemand.bofh.rip/pun/sys/dashboard/activejobs](http://ondemand.bofh.rip/pun/sys/dashboard/activejobs)

When I tested logging in with “ravi” using another browser, Edge, I got the Authorization error below. I checked the nginx logs under and found the following error:

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App 2289 output: [2023-11-07 10:40:44 -0800] 
ERROR "[ActionDispatch::HostAuthorization::DefaultResponseApp] Blocked host: ondemand.bofh.rip"

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Adding the FQDN for the server to the ood_config.yml file and generating a new Apache config seems to have fixed the problem. 

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OK - that makes more sense. Did you set the `servername` or are you trying to access this through an IP?

If you set the `servername` directly in `ood_portal.yml` it should start to work. Maybe even if you set the `servername` to the ip. I think there’s a bug here where we didn’t account for ips - we assumed everyone would be using FQDNs directly.

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If you are forced to use the IP and setting the `servername` to the IP doesn’t work, you can follow the instructions in the first comment of this issue and edit a source file in `/var/www` to set `config.hosts = nil`.

> <https://github.com/OSC/ondemand/issues/2970>
>
> We have been upgrading from OnDemand 2 to 3 and found that trying to access the …dashboard would give a 403 error
> The \`error.log\` file in the user's \`/var/log/ondemand-nginx\` directory contained:
> \`ERROR "\[ActionDispatch::HostAuthorization::DefaultResponseApp\] Blocked host: \<our IP address\>\`
> 
> This was fixed by specifying our IP as the \`servername\` in the \`ood\_portal.yml\` file, but it is documented that leaving this as the default null value should allow IP connections https://osc.github.io/ood-documentation/latest/reference/files/ood-portal-yml.html
> 
> On investigation of the error message, we found that we could connect via IP by injecting
> \`config.hosts = nil\`
> into \`/var/www/ood/apps/sys/dashboard/config/environments/production.rb\` and \`/var/www/ood/apps/sys/myjobs/config/environments/production.rb\` and the error message would no longer appear
> 
> The line replaced in both files was originally
> \`config.hosts = ENV\['ALLOWED\_HOSTS'\].nil? ? nil : ENV\['ALLOWED\_HOSTS'\].split(',')\`
> We can't find where this environment variable comes from
> 
> Is this a bug or is there something wrong with our config? Thank you

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Hi Jeff,

Looks like the next step is to setup a cluster. Is it a good practice to install OnDemand on a separate VM rather than a compute node. Right now we only have one Super Micro server with another coming in. As I said earlier, it’s more a POC right now.

Thank you for all your help,

Sincerely,

Pete Kain

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> [@pkain](#):
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> Looks like the next step is to setup a cluster. Is it a good practice to install OnDemand on a separate VM rather than a compute node. Right now we only have one Super Micro server with another coming in. As I said earlier, it’s more a POC right now.

Typically yes you’d want it in a VM - or in the very least on a login node. I think compute node is the last place you’d want it - but for a POC, well it should be just fine.

Glad to hear you made progress!

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