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WHere is the default domain's web page?
I have three domains, lets call them domain1.net, domain1.com and domain2.com - the first two are the same name with .net and .com...
So I want to make domain1.net the default domain, while domain1.com is a virtual domain set up within ISPconfig. Domain2.com is also setup with in ISP config and works fine by the way... When I go to domain1.net I get the home page for domain1.com - the :81 part works fine all around it seems. I want the .net to have it's own welcome page, but I don't see a dynamic link in the htdocs directory like I see for the others. Is there a way to fix this, or should I just make a link, and if so where to? Thanks! |
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If you want domain1.net to have it's own welcome page then you have to set up an own web site for that domain in ISPConfig. If it's only a Co-Domain for another web site then it doesn't have its own welcome page. Quote:
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That would explain the missing entry in the virtual host settings, I just assumed something was set up for the default host. My bad. Thanks for the clarity! Just a quick followup - I have tried this on a test box and I have found that Mydomain.net, Mydomain.com and Mydomain.edu can all be set up as seperate web services complete with email. Nice job! |
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My bad, yes, web site, email and ftp.
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