(Answer) (Category) WebGUI FAQ : (Category) Troubleshooting :
Links going to localhost
From Len Kranendonk, www.primaat.com: Links going to localhost or some weird place reflect the sitename field in WebGUI.conf.
I'm not savvy with searching for a .conf file and want to know how to change all the links that point to "localhost" to my main site url through the WebGUI interface. If that's not possible, then where do I find this .conf file to modify?
Thanks
First, understand that WebGUI will try to use the same domain that you use, for most of its links, especially if Apache set "UseCanonicalName Off". So, if you are using http://localhost to connect to WebGUI, it's likely that WebGUI will keep using that as a matter of course during your session.

That said, let's say you have a real problem with WebGUI. The .conf file is one that you should have set up, unless you used one of these all-in-one installers. The webgui.conf file is located in your /path/to/WebGUI/etc/webgui.conf ... you should simply edit this file and change the sitename accordingly.

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