WHere is the default domain's web page?

[Bedevere]

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!

[falko]

Originally Posted by Bedevere

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!

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.

When I go to domain1.net I get the home page for domain1.com - the :81 part works fine all around it seems.

What do you mean with that? The :81 is only for the ISPConfig web interface, not for normal web sites.

[Bedevere]

Originally Posted by falko

What do you mean with that? The :81 is only for the ISPConfig web interface, not for normal web sites.

I mean that the :81 redirection works great.

Originally Posted by falko

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.

So I read this as I would have to create a domain like the others for domain1.net in the ISPConfig control panel like the other domains I already set up.

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!

[falko]

Originally Posted by Bedevere

So I read this as I would have to create a domain like the others for domain1.net in the ISPConfig control panel like the other domains I already set up.

One question: when you say "domain", do you mean domain, or do you mean web site? I think in this case you mean web site.

[Bedevere]

My bad, yes, web site, email and ftp.