Complete mess with virtual hosts

Discussion in 'Apache' started by Kalyptus, Oct 14, 2009.

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    Hello,

    I guess I have big problems with my virtual hosts. I have a server, and several domain names set up so that they lead to my server.

    I manage them with Bind, and then with Apache I try and manage the sub-domains with a few virtual hosts.

    But for a few weeks everything's been a complete mess and I think that this shows that I've configured the vhosts wrong (I guess I haven't understood the theory as I should have).

    One of my domains only works with a subdomain ("xxx.domain1.com" works, but "domain.com" alone does not).
    Another one, "domain2.com", must always redirect to "foo.domain2.com", which does not work.
    In both cases, Firefox displays :

    Not Found

    The requested URL / was not found on this server.

    Here's how I've configured everything :

    I have a folder called "actifs", which replaces simply "sites-enabled". It's just for practical reasons, I've told in "apache2.conf" that I wanted this folder to be read, and it is.

    In "actifs", I have one file per domain. Each of them is, basically, made the same way :

    I've been told on IRC (#httpd on Freenode), talking to me as if I were a retard, that I had to put everywhere my.pretty.ip.address:80 (with my IP instead of it, obviously).

    So I put it everywhere. I've also been told that for each VirtualHost, I needed one DIFFERENT ServerAlias. I've done that, I'm pretty sure.

    Then here's my 000-default, in conf.d :

    I've been asked on IRC for the result of apache2ctl -S. Here it is :

    I've put fruits name (in French, I speak French) instead of the real domain names.

    As you can see, it's much more a mess than it should.

    How could I fix all that and make it work clean ?

    Thank you very much. ++
     
    Kalyptus, Oct 14, 2009 IP
  2. Natashalein

    Natashalein Peon

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    I would suggest you to completely install apache new...then make backups of your files and then start over again and configure something and see what happens.caus that is really a mess.Normally you do not need a single file for each domain.You can also have it all in one so as i did.That is much easier than 10 different files and you see the differences earlier^^.
     
    Natashalein, Oct 18, 2009 IP
  3. Kalyptus

    Kalyptus Peon

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    Natashalein, thank you for your answer.

    I've finally decided to discover Lighttpd, and in only ONE day, I could get all my domains and subdomains working, with only 4 lines of configuration, and some regex. I think I'm gonna keep this http server :)

    /thread
     
    Kalyptus, Oct 18, 2009 IP
  4. Natashalein

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    Plesk and whcms are also good^^.
     
    Natashalein, Oct 18, 2009 IP