Name and IP based webserver on ubuntu 7.10 I am trying to do name-based and ip-based webserving on one machine. Ispconfig installed with no problems and the entire system is working wonderfully. I have name-based webserving working, 3 domains pointing to the same IP address (I can go to each one and I see the site that I should see). But, when I try to add a different domain with a different IP address and go to the new site, I see the root dir of the webserver. I see all the domain directories listed etc. Also, even though the other IPS are functioning on the machine, I only get 1 choice of IP address when setting up a new site (the IP where the functioning sites live). My aliased IPs don't show up in that box. My question is, can I do both name and ip-based on one webserver? I'll be happy to give any relative information needed - this is a new ubuntu install and everything else seems great. Thanks in advance. ps - does anybody know of an irc server where #ispconfig lives? I saw and tried freenode, but the channel is always empty. Thanks!
Please add your additional IP addresses under Management > Server > Settings in ISPConfig. ISPConfig only supports name-based vhosts. You'd have to configure IP-based vhost manually.
Thanks - but why add IP's if they won't work? Thanks for the response. I tried this (in ispconfig) and cannot get to the website that lives on the other IP. I can go in and make changes manually as you said, but what are the extra IPS for that I added under server settings? It seems like it almost does it - but not quite. It let me add a site, choose the IP it lives on, but then no getting there... Is the additional IP adding strictly for DNS?
