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Old 8th April 2009, 01:57
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I've got a weird issue here ... i've a total of 3 sites on the machine and 2 of them works fine (website and stats work fine). One of them gives a 404 error when trying to access stats but has no issue with the website, I've checked the stats directory and all the files are there, what gives? Please help.
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Old 8th April 2009, 02:13
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What is in the error.log file under the site's log folder?
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The error.log didn't show any error except that the /web/favicon.ico cannot be found (I deleted the default index.html file and the ico file). The actual site itself works ... that's the funny thing .. dns is pointed correctly ...
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Does the stats directory have the correct permissions?
It should look like this drwxr-xr-x
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Does the stats directory have the correct permissions?
It should look like this drwxr-xr-x
Yup the permissions are all correct including the files within the stats directory. It seems that it is access the web directory correctly but when it comes to the stats directory it is going somewhere else ... but i dunno where. The other 2 domain doesn't do that this domain that has the issue so happens to be the same domain as the server has. Is there some config i missed out on?
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Yup the permissions are all correct including the files within the stats directory. It seems that it is access the web directory correctly but when it comes to the stats directory it is going somewhere else ... but i dunno where. The other 2 domain doesn't do that this domain that has the issue so happens to be the same domain as the server has. Is there some config i missed out on?
I seem to have found the issue. www.website.com is pointing to IP 1 and www.website.com/stats is pointing to IP 2. How do i fix this?
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The only thing I can think of is you have an alias directive in an .htaccess file or in the Apache directives under options within ISPConfig. For example: Alias /stats /usr/local/mycustomstats

Something else just occurred to me.
Have you set the password for the stats yet?
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