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Problem when adding more than one site
Hi All,
First visit here as i've only just set up my first debian 6 server (Using one of the guides here so many thanks for that) which was great but i ve now come across a problem and im hoping you can help me out I ve set up my dns records for my base site fine and I created my first site using ispconfig3 fine and pointed my domain at it and again all works perfectly. I now want to create a second site so i've followed the same process but when i browse to the new site (I have also checked using the hosts file) it points at the servers root showing me the servers root webpage and not the ispconfig new site web page, i ve also set up ftp which goes to the right place so i know its been created on the server, i ve tired several different sites and replicated my first site exactly and nothing has worked, i seem to only be able to set up one site for some reason which im sure is wrong Can anyone give me an idea as to why this is happening please, I hope i ve explained myself properly Many Thanks Paul |
when u add a new site make sure that under IPv4-Address you have it set to * you do not want to use the server ip
so it looks like IPv4-Address * and not IPv4-Address 123.456.789 see if that helps kwick |
thankyou but it already is set at *
thankyou but it is already set at * and not the root ip address
any other ideas? thanks Paul |
Check all sites including your fist site to ensure that you dont mix * and the IP on the server in the site settings. So either all sites use the IP or all use *. If the first uses the Ip and all other s use *, then only the first site will be reachable.
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Thanks but all are *
I ve checked and my only other site on ispconfig is * as well, the new sites seem to point at the servers welcome screen, not a default ISP config page
Thanks Paul |
Just a thought ( im new to this so forgive me if this is daft) I followed the setting up debian server which ended up making my ispconfig control panel secure (https), my sites are not https, could that be the cause and make it so i cant add additional sites?
if so how would i turn it off please Many Thanks Paul |
that should not matter my ispconfig is also https and all of my site are just http and i have no issues. now did you check to make sure all of the sites have different directory in apache. maybe check your vhost file to make sure they are correct and not all point to the same plave
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Sorry, can i ask how i would do that in an idiots guide please, I have however set up an ftp account and that definately works fine and goes to its own folders for the new site as expected, this is driving me nuts but i have no idea what i have done wrong, one site works perfectly but just cant add any others as they all point to the root webpage for the server
Any other ideas as to what i may have done wrong thanks Paul |
run the following command
Code:
apache2ctl -S |
Many thanks, this gives an error syntax error on line 7 of /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/000-ispconfig.vhost:
listen requires 1 or 2 arguements action '-s' failed my file reads as follows ################################################## #### # This virtual host contains the configuration # for the ISPConfig controlpanel ################################################## #### Listen php -q update.php NameVirtualHost *:php -q update.php <VirtualHost _default_:php -q update.php> ServerAdmin webmaster@localhost <IfModule mod_fcgid.c> DocumentRoot /var/www/ispconfig/ SuexecUserGroup ispconfig ispconfig <Directory /var/www/ispconfig/> Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews +ExecCGI AllowOverride AuthConfig Indexes Limit Options FileInfo AddHandler fcgid-script .php FCGIWrapper /var/www/php-fcgi-scripts/ispconfig/.php-fcgi-starter .php Order allow,deny Allow from all </Directory> <he2/sites-enabled/000-ispconfig.vhost" [readonly] 65L, 1813C 1,0-1 Im guessing this is probably where my problem is, any help on how to fix this is very much appreciated many thanks Paul |
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