I have followed the guide for perfect setup with Debian Sarge 3.1. But when I add sites in ISPConfig, they point to 'apache2-default', not the userdirectory which is being created. Since I am a newbie in Linux (sorry), I don't know how to fix this. But I have an idea on what might be a reason for this problem: My ISP gives me a /29 subnet, so I have 5 available public static IP's. I used one of these IP's when installing, instead of a local subnet address like in the guide (192.168.0.100 or whatever). Could this be the problem?
Server Name: Server 1 Hostname: www Domain: 80.200.100.36 IP Address: 80.200.100.36 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Admin Email: root@localhost IP List:
You can change it into: Server Name: Server 1 Hostname: www Domain: yourdomain.com * IP Address: 80.200.100.36 Netmask: 255.255.255.0 Admin Email: [email protected] ** * = your domain name of your server. For example, if your full qualified domain name is: server1.mydomain.com, you should use here: yourdomain.com Make sure that the mentioned IP Address belongs to that domain name. ** = you can change this into the emailaddress of the ISPConfig system administrator. (root@localhost is the default emailaddress within this field of ISPConfig). Within the IP List, you can add the IP-addresses which you've received from your provider. This is uselful, if a domain needs its own IP-address. I think these tips are useful to you as you have more than one IP available, however, i do not think that this will solve your problem.
No, you where right - it didn't solve any problems. But I figured it out. My domain names where pointed to one of my other IP addresses, so I changed the IP address of my Debian box. From *36 to *34. But it wasn't enough to change the /etc/network/interfaces file. I deleted all my entries in the ISPConfig controlpanel, and added them again. It works But, there's still problems: When I try to access my https://www.domain.dom:81/mailuser, I can see that I am being redirected to that original *36 address. And I can not find where this should be changed! Ideas?
It would have been enough if you selected the new IP address for the websites in ISPConfig and save them. Have you changed the domain name under management > server > settings and in the file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php ?
Ah - editing /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/lib/config.inc.php did the trick Sorry I didn't see that line... Thank you for excellent support - I love ISPConfig and these forums