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All Client Websites redirecting to single Client
I don't think I have changed anything in the last day that would cause this. But, here is the situation:
Client6: www.wegby.com Client7: www.andrewwegner.com Client8: www.syntaxtechnology.com Client9: www.team-vipers.com Clients 6,7,8 are redirecting to 9. Obviously, 6,7,8 are upset. 9 is functioning fine though. Client6 is the first one I have. I initially created and deleted several test clients. 6 is my first live one. Can someone help me with this? Edit: I've done a little more investigating, hoping to find some weird syslinks. There are none. All of the clients are pointing to the correct web folders. None of the vhosts are pointing at 9's web directory except 9. |
The same has just happened to me :/
I just added a site in and since adding it all 20 other sites not point to the new one. I also have now got some rather unhappy clients. I have looked through all the conf files and they seem to be pointing to the correct places. Had I knowen ISPConfig 3.0.1.6 is NOT stable I would have used the 2.* series -.- Any help would be great please even though I feel it would be better to drop back to the more stable 2.* series :( |
Post your configurations for Apache, of course pull out any information like domains or IPs you don't want shared
I'm guessing there's something missing from the configuration and all sites are ending up on the last good site listed. You could test that theory by adding a client10 and see if they all point there (although that may make things worse). |
Thanks for your reply Jon,
Personally I have made the decision to reinstall the entire server using ISPConfig 2. As I type this ISPConfig 2 has almost completed its compile. Hopefully however Mosquito can post his configurations and with your help his problem can be solved ;) Again, Thanks :) Scott |
and which distro you use?
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I use Fedora. Until two days ago everything worked between the clients. Each could visit their own pages. I do not remember changing anything.
Starting with httpd.conf (stripped all comments) Code:
ServerTokens OSCode:
<Directory /var/www/wegby.com>Code:
<Directory /var/www/andrewwegner.com>Code:
<Directory /var/www/syntaxtechnology.com>Code:
<Directory /var/www/team-vipers.com>Code:
Code:
################################################Clients 6 and 7 have an IP set. Client 8 has *:80, and client 9 has a seperate IP set. Both IPs are mine and are listed in the vlogger file. Do you need other config files? |
Things look good there at first glance. However the separate IP thing seems to be your difference. I remember something in Apache2 about mixing * and static IPs. Try setting the vhosts that have * to a static IP and see if that helps.
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Setting all the vhosts to have an IP does not change anything. I tried splitting the IPs like they currently are, and I tried setting them all to the same. In both cases, they still all redirected.
Setting all the vhosts to * made all of them work, EXCEPT the currently functioning domain. The subdomains of that site worked, but the main domain did not. It redirected to the standard ISPConfig welcome screen - even though there is another index.html file in the root of their web folder. Where could it be looking for this, if its already been removed by the client? |
Try putting an index.html in various directories, with different text in it. For example in /var/www/ put "/var/www/" in index.html.
It sounds like some form of apache2 config is fighting with the ISPConfig configs. |
Certificate problem?
Off my hat I would say the one working site has tried to implement SSL. This requires a use of a dedicated IP address. If your server has only one IP address then what would the rest of the sites use? Now days I always use at least two IP's per server. One for the server, one for the sites (and more for possible SSL's.)
You should check out if this will happen again when someone tries to add a new SSL Certificate. |
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