i have a small problem in my Vhosts_ispconfig.conf. there is always a rule "RewriteRule ^/(.*)$ http://www.mydomain.com/test$1 [R]"... but why? i played with a sub-domain test.mydomain.com and with a co-domain "test". but both of them i have already deleted and all recycle bins are empty but after a reboot of the server i have always this RewriteRule in my Vhosts file. where is this rule located? how could i deleted this entry permanently? greets roli
Please check if your Vhost_ispconfig.conf is not being updated due to a syntax error: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showthread.php?t=13596&highlight=date+appended
hi till i have no warning in my ispconfig log. i have also a new co-domain created yesterday and all changes are correct in the vhost file... and my entry is also still there
If the rewrite rule is still there, the domain must sztill exist in the database. Please check all recycle bin's.
i checked all recycle bin's once again... but they are all empty could you tell me in witch table this information is stored?
in the table isp_isp_domian. But do not delete it there manually without deleting all dependant records in isp_dep and isp_nodes, otherwise you will mess up the database structure.
till, is it possible that you give me a short instruction how i'm be sure that i delete the right dependencies. thx
For isp_nodes table: isp_nodes.doc_id = isp_isp_domain.doc_id AND isp_nodes.doctype_id = isp_isp_domain.doctype_id For isp_dep table: isp_dep.child_doc_id = isp_isp_domain.doc_id AND isp_dep.child_doctype_id = isp_isp_domain.doctype_id
