Hello I just setup a VPS with IPSConfig 3 for learning the exciting world of network administration, but I have some new questions that I'd like to clarify. I have a domain that is pointing to my VPS. By accessing that domain I can see the default page of apache (/ var / www (index.html).I added a new site (eleka.org) from the panel ISPConfig and I see two directories have been created within the apache one is (/ var / www / eleka.org) and the other is (/ var/www/clients/client1/eleka.org). I want to know what is the difference between the two directories. Where should I place the public website? I tried to insert some content in both directories, but to go to the domain eleka.org still displays the default apache page. That is what else do I need set? Thank you!
Only one directory gets created when you add a new website, the directory is something like /var/www/var/www/clients/client1/web1/ The two paths ypu posted above are symlinks that point to this directory for easier navigation on the shell. It does not matter which of the 3 paths you use as they are all the same directory. in the "web" directory of the site. select the IP instead of * in the website setings.
Hello. I have already clear what is the logic of the folders. Thank you very much! About the domain, I tried to edit the website by putting the IP instead of * in the IPv4-Address field, but when saving, the value reappears * instead of the IP. This is normal? I need to configure anything else? Thanks
I added the IP where you have specified and now I've been able to select the IP for the website. Even soshows the default apache page.
No, it is not behind a NAT. It's a VPS of OVH. Also, I've gone the route /etc/apache2/sites-availabe and there I see two files: eleka.org.vhost and eleka.org.vhost.err. I opened the first and this is what puts: # Apache did not start after modifying this vhost file. # Please check file /etc/apache2/sites-available/eleka.org.vhost.err for syntax$ As I understand, in that file should go all lines indicating that it is a vhost, the documentroot and everything, right?
