To change Index page

[dstme]

I'm running Fedora Core 4. Initially I change the index page for my default domain in /var/www/html/index.php. After installing ISPConfig and reinstall again for ISPConfig, my default domain index page is gone. Now it is pointing to my of my domain create in ISPConfig. (/home/www/..)

Where did I set wrongly? and where can I edit my default domain index page.

[falko]

Originally Posted by dstme

I'm running Fedora Core 4. Initially I change the index page for my default domain in /var/www/html/index.php. After installing ISPConfig and reinstall again for ISPConfig, my default domain index page is gone. Now it is pointing to my of my domain create in ISPConfig. (/home/www/..)

Where did I set wrongly? and where can I edit my default domain index page.

That's the normal behaviour. From http://www.ispconfig.org/manual_installation.htm:

Important: ISPConfig is meant to be installed on new Linux installations with no web sites, so if you run a server with hundreds of web sites and need a control panel that can take care of those existing web sites, then ISPConfig is not for you!

[dstme]

Originally Posted by falko

That's the normal behaviour. From http://www.ispconfig.org/manual_installation.htm:

There were no website except the default domain prior reinstalling ISPConfig, so I don't see why the default domain index page is gone.

Question is where do I find my index page for my default domain?

[falko]

Originally Posted by dstme

There were no website except the default domain prior reinstalling ISPConfig, so I don't see why the default domain index page is gone.

Because the ISPConfig installer makes some changes to your Apache configuration.

Originally Posted by dstme

Question is where do I find my index page for my default domain?

It is still here: /var/www/html/index.php
You ca now either:
- Copy it to one of the web sites you created with ISPConfig,
or
- Change your Apache configuration so that your default web site will work again, but this may interfere with ISPConfig, so be careful!