Can't Figure Out Subdomains In ISPCONFIG 3

[BorderAmigos]

Ok, I did that now and I guess I have to wait for it to propagate.

This is where some of the confusion is maybe for us coming from cpanel as it handles all the DNS entries automatically.

EDIT: Uff... Now it's in a Redirect Loop just adding /subdomain/ over and over to the original subdomain.servidora.net. I give up for now.

http://subdomain.servidora.net/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/subdomain/

[till]

EDIT: Uff... Now it's in a Redirect Loop just adding /subdomain/ over and over to the original subdomain.servidora.net. I give up for now.

Then you entered a wrong redirect path or the wrong redirect type. Its really easy, dont know what you are doing *confused*

[blocker]

Hello,

i have exactly the same problem - Redirect Loop

tripple reread the post and tripple checked my settings, everything setting seem to be the right one

Any Idea

[BorderAmigos]

I am thinking it has something to do with the interaction of name servers maybe. From my registrar to dyndns to local. But it's still unresolved. I posted previously exactly what I am doing and it is exactly per instructions, but not working.

[blocker]

Originally Posted by BorderAmigos

I am thinking it has something to do with the interaction of name servers maybe. From my registrar to dyndns to local. But it's still unresolved. I posted previously exactly what I am doing and it is exactly per instructions, but not working.

i need now rest and my dog needs a walk, later i can test with our DNS system, which i can control, and some test domain. I will post the results. Btw i already tested with editing my hosts file - the result was again redirect loop...

[blocker]

Hello,

just tested it with domain hosted on our dns system, freshly added to the ispconfig3 - the result is the same: Redirect Loop

if that helps: my current system is debian lenny 64 bit, installed according the ispconfig3 documentation

UPDATE:
Just tested it on another server running ISPC3 and debian lenny 64bit, the result is the same: Redirect Loop

[till]

Set the redirect type to L. Just tested oit on debian lenny and it works fine.

[blocker]

Originally Posted by till

Set the redirect type to L. Just tested oit on debian lenny and it works fine.

with option "L" i get: Internal Server Error

and the in the apache stays:

Request exceeded the limit of 10 internal redirects due to probable configuration error. Use 'LimitInternalRecursion' to increase the limit if necessary. Use 'LogLevel debug' to get a backtrace.

UPDATE: i found that it was my fault with the option L it works on the 2nd server very well!!!

[till]

Maybe yoou have some additional rewrite rules in a .htaccess file or so. It definately works and has been tested on many servers. Here are some infos on how you can debug rewriting rules on your server:

http://www.latenightpc.com/blog/arch...ug-mod_rewrite

[blocker]

Hello,

now the redirect works perfect on both servers using the "L" option. Thank you for all the help!!!

I have experienced something very strange
I made a subdomain dev.example.com to redirect to /dev/ subfolder in the WWWROOT of the domain example.com, using the "L". Instead of this the redirect goes to /dev folder on the rootfs

of course that happens only when i want to redirect to /dev/, changing it to something else e.g. /test/ makes it work perfect.