ispconfig.conf file in wrong place

hi, think i found a bug in the fedora version of ispconfig 3.

bug is that the ispconfig.conf in /etc/httpd/conf/sites-available is not being read by apache and therefore the NameVirtualHost is not being read. This causes apache to only read one domain.tld.vhost and disregard the others.

what i did was move the ispconfig.conf into /etc/httpd/conf.d and it seems to work fine now, i suppose this is not a great thing to do, you could also edit the httpd.conf file and include the file i dont know.

perhaps someone could look into this and change it?

thanks, J

 

I've added this to our bugtracker. Fedora and CentOS support is still experimental.

 

How about OpenSuse 11.1? I am having the same problem and getting the same error but not on install. Only on restararting apache2 but the result is the same.

 

Ok. Someone gave me the solution to my problem. I needed to add the server IP manually to the server IP config. There is no way I would have guessed this. I figured the server KNEW it was using the static ip from the install. *shrugs*.

Thanks for your help. I the new ISPConfig 3 rocks. It seems way more robust than its predecesor, the look and feel are far superior and its the new version so I am happy!

 

Other solutions to this problem

In the /etc/apachae2/sites-available (For OpenSuse)
the file of your domain: yourdomain.com.vhost

<VirtualHost *:80>


DocumentRoot /srv/www/yourdomain/web



ServerName www.yourdomain.com # your complete FQDN
ServerAdmin [email protected]
.....
.....

If you create a New site in ISPCONFIG3 in the field
Domain: www.yourdomain.com # your complete FQDN

If you enter only Domain: yourdomain.com
the /etc/apachae2/sites-available (For OpenSuse)
the file of your domain: yourdomain.com.vhost

the line ServerName yourdomain.com # you need to add manualy the www
like: ServerName www.yourdomain.com


This work fine for me.