Hi all, I'm having a strange issue that I've not been able to find an analog QA on. Most of my websites created in ISPConfig have worked the first time. But a couple of them are being stubborn. Scenario: 1) Create new domain.ca website domain. 2) install files, databases, etc. for domain.ca including SSL. /var/www/clients/client1/web4/web 3) Check website, all working well. 3) Create 2nd new anotherdomain.ca website. 4) Install files, databases, etc. for anotherdomain.ca website. /var/www/clients/client1/web6/web 5) Check anotherdomain.ca: but the files of domain.ca appears in its place, while still under anotherdomain.ca, as if the webserver never knows about the new documentRoot at /var/www/clients/client1/web6/web DNS is all pointed and working. I have not detected anything in the logs. The first indication that this is going to happen is when the SSL certificates don't work which is of course because it is not pointing to the write document root. Thanks! Chris
I believe this may have been caused by DNS caching on the local machine. Even though DNS was resolving properly on the internet, on the server some of the domains were not updating to the new DNS entries. A reboot of the server has fixed this issue.
