Good morning, I'm using ubuntu 12.04 with apache and ispconfig 3.0.4.6. In this setup I've created a reseller and the reseller will have multiple clients. Each client will be able to add their own sites. I've got two problems (or maybe one depending on how you look at it) If a client leaves the wildcard * in the ip address drop down field and creates more than one site, each site will redirect to the first one created. I could get around this by using an IP address instead of *, but I can't find a way of allowing more than one client to use the same IP. This server is going to have a whole bunch of clients and only one IP so they can't have more than one each. Can anyone point me in the right direction for either of these issues? /edit, actually strictly speaking it's not the first site created, it seems to pick the first alphabetically /edit/edit mostly fixed it. In /etc/apache2/ports.conf, I had this line hashed out NameVirtualHost *:80 not entirely sure why that was, but un-hashing it fixes the issue. The only thing is that going to the servers IP address now brings up the first website instead of the holding page. Hang on I may have the answer. Yep that's it. I created a site called 0000000000000000000000000.com so it'll always be first alphabetically and I'll put the holding page there.
I have similar bug I have a similar bug, but it works different, because I setup subdomains in different folders and all shows me the same webpage, that isn't the first. I am using nginx. Example: I have two domains abc.com and dfe.com, I set up a subdomain of abc.com d.abc.com as a different website, when I try to enter in d.abc.com I get dfe.com.
What vmos2 described is not a bug, its the default behaviour of the apache webserver. A IP based vhost is always a stronger match then a wildcard based vhost and if you want to have a specifiv site shown first, then you have to craete a default vhost like vmos2 did and like it is described in several posts here. To ensure that the correct page gets shown, ensure that you do not mix wildcards with IP addresses.
Did you select *or IP in both sites or did you mixed them? Btw. please dont post nginx questions in a apache thread.
