www.site.com and site.com redirect to different roots

[pont]

Hi,

I installed ISPConfig 3 on Ubuntu 10.04 following The Perfect Server.

Everything is working all right BUT
the only issue is that when I type site.com it goes to ISPConfig created Site -> /var/www/site.com/web , when I type www.site.com it goes to apache default page ->/var/www

My DNS records are as follows:

Server: server.site.com
Zone (SOA): site.com.
ns: ns1.site.com.
email: email.gmail.com.

Type Name Data Priority
A mail 192.168.0.1 0
A ns1 192.168.0.1 0
A ns2 192.168.0.1 0
A site.com. 192.168.0.1 0
A www 192.168.0.1 0
MX site.com. mail.site.com. 10
NS site.com. ns1.site.com. 0
NS site.com. ns2.site.com. 0

My Site Web Domain Configuration is:

Server: server.site.com
IPv4: *
Domain: site.com
Harddisk quota: -1
Traffik quota: -1
CGI: -
SSI: -
Ruby: -
Python: -
SuEXEC: checked
Own ErrorPages: checked
Auto-Subdomain: None
SSL: -
PHP: Fast-CGI
Active: checked

Redirects: No redirect set to both

I intend to use with Symfony2

So am I doing wrong in DNS and Sites or missing anything ???

[falko]

Originally Posted by pont

Auto-Subdomain: None

Select www or *.

[pont]

Originally Posted by falko

Select www or *.

I tried both of them but neither helped.

I'm also having 403 Forbidden Status. Site loads all well but with status 403.
apache error_log says: Directory Indexing forbidden.

I didn't want to change manually in sites-available/.conf files.

what would you be suggesting????

[till]

You have to select Auto subdomain: www" to point site.com and www.site.com to the same website. If you select auto subdomain none, then apache does not know that www.domain.com exists and will route the traffic to the default site.

Also ensure that you select the IP address and not * in the IPv4 field.

[pont]

Originally Posted by till

Also ensure that you select the IP address and not * in the IPv4 field.

Hi till,

I only got * in IPv4 field. I don't have IP address. I am considering directly modifying .vhost files. ISPConfig has problems apparently.

[till]

I am considering directly modifying .vhost files.

Thats a bad idea as your changes will be removed automatically anyway.

The correct solution is to add the IP under System > Server IP and then select it in the website settings.

ISPConfig has problems apparently.

No, you just missed to add your IP address in ISPConfig.