You haven't installed any plugins or themes right?

Ok, so you can access the JumpBox admin pages at:

https://IPADDRESS:3000/

but not the drupal app at the same IP address with http instead of https and without the port number:

http://IPADDRESS/

Lets try getting some static content from the drupal installation rather than loading the root page. Try and see if you can see this Logo:

http://IPADDRESS/drupal/themes/garland/logo.png

We are probably going to have to resort to enabling shell access and looking at logfiles. So go ahead and follow the instructions in the Enabling Shell Access tutorial. Let me know whether you can get access to that Logo.png if that works and the JumpBox admin interface works then there is probably some kind of php problem, which would be very strange.

Oh, also try to access

http://IPADDRESS/?q=admin

Let me know how it goes.

Austin

Hi Harry,
Some questions for you.

• First off, have you disabled the navbar?
• Have you set a static IP or is it dynamic?
• If its dynamic did the IP address change?
• Did you enable caching in the drupal admin interface?
• Did you modify the JumpBox's virtualization (vmware or parallels) configuration file in any way?

I would start by disabling the navbar in the admin interface then visiting the ip address indicated on the JumpBox console again.

These sort of moves should be possible but you must be careful. They can be complicated by snapshots or the virtualization software messing with pathnames in the configuration file. But usually the problems will manifest themselves at boot time, and not like you are describing.

Austin