Hi all, I've got what might be a bit of a unique situation here. I currently use a "perfect setup - debian sarge 3.1" setup for my server, however, I need to spilt off and use a windows based server for http due to some development work I'm doing. I have an account at ZoneEdit where I point all my domains to this debian server. And I thought I would simply point my core domain to the windows server and then leave mail.xx.xx and add a new subdomain (ie go.xx.xx) pointing to the debian server. So now I use the following to get to the boxes; xx.xx goes to windows server go.xx.xx goes to linux server This works to some degree however, I run Group-Office on the linux box and whenever I type in go.xx.xx/go it automatically changes the url to www.xx.xx. I talked with the Group-Office developer and he said that GO is not doing any redirections and that apache must be improperly configure. Any suggestions on how I can make this work? Thanks, Ken
Got it figured out. In ISPConfig I need to select the domain that I need to edit and select "Co-Domains". The main entry in there has a blank host field. So I added www2 in that field and saved it. Next I added a new co-domain entry and I set the host field to "go". I then went to the "forward" tab of this domain and forwarded it to the "go" folder which is where my Group-Office is installed. So at this point if I type go.xxx.xxx it forwards me to http://www2.xxx.xxx/go Hope this helps someone else out. Cheers! Ken
