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fedora777 · #1 27th October 2008, 07:39

I tried to install Ispconfig. Everything went fine until I reach the part where it asked me the following:

please enter URL (www) --- I entered www
ok
Please enter domain (e.g. xyz.de) -- I entered the FQDN of our nameserver.

It gave me this response the URL is unreachable!

So I tried another FQDN which is in the same server. It went through. I chose, http after that by the way.

Then I tried accessing it, the server is telling me that the page is not found or server cannot connect.

How do you install ISPconfig in a virtual host? (Where a few domains already exist in the same server?)

Thanks.

falko · #2 28th October 2008, 14:50

A virtual host is no different from a physical server.

You must specify an FQDN that is pointing to the server. If there's no such FQDN, you can specify one in /etc/hosts (until you create the FQDN in DNS) or specify the server's ip address instead of the FQDN.

fedora777 · #3 29th October 2008, 16:03

My server has a FQDN. Everything goes fine until I finish typing the URL.

Then I cannot access it. The I am getting an avc denial fromSE Linux. Do you have any idea about this?

Thanks.

Leszek · #4 29th October 2008, 23:31

As far as I know You have to disable SELinux. Otherwise You will have problems with running ISPConfig. Refer to the proper "Perfect Setup" tutorial for instructions how to do it.

fedora777 · #5 30th October 2008, 02:59

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leszek

As far as I know You have to disable SELinux. Otherwise You will have problems with running ISPConfig. Refer to the proper "Perfect Setup" tutorial for instructions how to do it.

Do you mean I have to uninstall Linux? Or are you referring to the security policy of linux?

If you mean the 2nd question, then my server will be vulnerable. Or can I restore the security after installation?

Thanks.