Zabbix site is not opening(Just after installation)

[yatta]

Hi,
I just installed Zabbix on Suse SLE15.
I followed every steps and also installed front-end from here --> https://www.zabbix.com/documentation...lling_frontend

I copied all PHP servers to /srv/htdocs/zabbix directory.

Installed packages;

server:/srv/www/htdocs/zabbix # rpm -qa |grep zabbix
zabbix-web-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-server-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-proxy-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-agent-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-web-deps-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-apache-conf-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-web-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-sql-scripts-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch

After this point, regarding to instructions, I able to reach GUI with "http://server_IP/zabbix"
But it's not. First it's redirecting https site, I don't know why, then fails with no error.

I can't find "httpd" service, is that normal?

server:/srv/www/htdocs/zabbix # service --status-all | grep zabbix
zabbix-server.service loaded active running Zabbix Server
server:/srv/www/htdocs/zabbix # service --status-all | grep httpd
server:/srv/www/htdocs/zabbix #

What am I missing?

Kind regards.

[cyber]

Did you install webserver? Was there a good reason to compile it by yourself and not install from packages? Package install usually resolves your dependencies also... like installs a webserver or DB...

[yatta]

Hi! Which package is exactly web server? I installed packages below;


server:/run/zabbix # rpm -qa | grep zabbix
zabbix-web-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-server-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-proxy-mysql-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-agent-5.4.10-1.sles15.x86_64
zabbix-web-deps-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-apache-conf-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-web-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch
zabbix-sql-scripts-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch

[cyber]

Do you have an apache or nginx installed there?

[yatta]

I used Apache;
zabbix-apache-conf-5.4.10-1.sles15.noarch

[cyber]

This is not apache webserver... its just zabbix related config...
As you say, something opens, then maybe you have there nginx?