When I send the welcome email for a new user, the links are all sent with HTTPS links, including the UCP password reset link. Example below. When I click on the link using HTTPS, it fails. How can I change the email template that is set to exclude the port #. Or if someone could point me in the direction to listen on port 81 without breaking Apache (tried adding it to the ssl.conf, but it breaks it).
I am running the FreePBX distro, Version 13.
Congratulations! Your FreePBX account has been created! You can now use the credentials below:
Username: 8901
Password: Obfuscated. To reset use the reset link in this email
I am running into this issue as well.
I didn’t see anything specifically in sysadmin related to the ${services} variable
If I understand correctly from this ticket http://issues.freepbx.org/browse/FREEPBX-10861
that variable is not user configurable
ucp is configured to use the default 4443 port for https in port management, but the email still mixes https:// with the insecure port number
which of course takes the user to a page that will never render
How do you setup an SSL for port 81 for the password reset email link, as users are complaining they cannot access this page when they click the link because there is no SSL
If HTTPS is breaking on port 81, it’s likely because Apache isn’t set up to handle SSL on that port.
You’ve got a couple of options:
If you really need to use port 81, you’ll need to adjust your Apache config to include it for SSL, but that can get tricky and cause conflicts.
Alternatively, you could tweak the email template to use HTTP instead of HTTPS for that specific link. You can find the templates under Admin > System Admin > Email Setup and adjust the URLs there.
