On 08/06/12 15:20, Chris Davies wrote:
Keir Snow wrote:
I've then enabled it using a2ensite however it seems to override my
default config file and serve the subdomain content when the main site
URL is used.
Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Misunderstanding vHosts :-)
The _defa
n is suggesting (and what I would recommend, b/c
> it's what I do), is to have a vhost entry in sites-available (linked in
> sites-enabled),
> for each domain and/or subdomain you use, including the toplevel domain,
> rather than placing a distinct entry for the main domain in
> ht
it's what I do), is to have a vhost entry in sites-available (linked in
sites-enabled),
for each domain and/or subdomain you use, including the toplevel domain,
rather than placing a distinct entry for the main domain in
http.conf or apache2.conf or wherever you're doing that.
./tony
&
On Fri, 08 Jun 2012 14:18:51 +0100, Keir Snow wrote:
> Relatively inexperienced at apache admin so please forgive any dumb
> mistakes on my part!
>
> Been trying to set up a subdomain of my site, so I've created a config
> file in sites-available that looks like this:
(...)
Keir Snow wrote:
> I've then enabled it using a2ensite however it seems to override my
> default config file and serve the subdomain content when the main site
> URL is used.
> Any ideas what I'm doing wrong?
Misunderstanding vHosts :-)
The _default_ entry works fine
Not sure I follow sorry, where would I create this section? I thought
by putting something in sites-available I was leaving the main config
alone?
Keir
On Fri, Jun 8, 2012 at 2:41 PM, Jochen Spieker wrote:
> Keir Snow:
>>
>> Been trying to set up a subdomain of my site, so I'
Keir Snow:
>
> Been trying to set up a subdomain of my site, so I've created a config
> file in sites-available that looks like this:
-- snip
> I've then enabled it using a2ensite however it seems to override my
> default config file and serve the subdomain content wh
Hi All,
Relatively inexperienced at apache admin so please forgive any dumb
mistakes on my part!
Been trying to set up a subdomain of my site, so I've created a config
file in sites-available that looks like this:
ServerAdmin keir@localhost
DocumentRoot /var/www/grou
ps://*.mydomain.com to
> https://secure.mydomain.com in lighttpd. any suggestions?
Dunno, I use Apache, but it should be the same you do for standard
subdomain redirects, just ensure to put the stanza in the :443
configuration area :-?
This may help:
Permanent redirect of subdomains to www.
Hello *,
I'm not sure this is on topic, however I don't know wherever else to ask. I
have my Debian Etch server on a static IP address running bind9 for my own
domain (sulweb.org, well bind9 it's not up & running yet, but let's assume
it were).
I'd like to create a
Hi folks,
I would like to connect via ssh to my host machine inside a LAN using
iptables. In order words, for open two terminals from my job (one for
the server and the other one for the machine on the host), I would
like to connect to the machine inside throughout a simple redirection.
The closer
Louie Miranda wrote:
I been given a subdomain, is it possible to make this as another NS?
and is it also possible to manage this subdomain NS and make another
subdomain like
sub.subdomain.example.com
with-out adding entries on the main example.com domain?
It is.
zone "sub.subdomain.exampl
I been given a subdomain, is it possible to make this as another NS?
and is it also possible to manage this subdomain NS and make another
subdomain like
sub.subdomain.example.com
with-out adding entries on the main example.com domain?
Would a "NS" record for bind work on a subdo
On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 07:49:28PM -0800, Paul Johnson wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 02:47:59PM +, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
> > Works just fine, you do need a seperate IP address per vhost though.
>
> No, you don't, it's just slightly easier if you do. I used to do this
> myself, thou
On Fri, Feb 28, 2003 at 02:47:59PM +, Miquel van Smoorenburg wrote:
> Works just fine, you do need a seperate IP address per vhost though.
No, you don't, it's just slightly easier if you do. I used to do this
myself, though I don't anymore and it's been a long time. You're
still screwed with
> -Original Message-
> From: Clive Standbridge [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Friday, February 28, 2003 3:25 AM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: Subdomain - node ?
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>
> On Thu 27 Feb 2003 23:04:09 +(-0600), Nathan E Norman wrote:
>
> > FTP
On Thu 27 Feb 2003 23:04:09 +(-0600), Nathan E Norman wrote:
> FTP sucks anyway :-)
Yes, using 'get'. Use 'put' to make it blow. :-)
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On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 08:21:42PM -0800, Paul Johnson wrote:
> On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 01:03:43PM -0600, Dan Hunt wrote:
> > Thanks Everyone, yes I was talking about http:\\
> > and and ftp in the same sentence, sorry to mess you up.
>
> I'm not sure most ftp servers grok the concept of virtual
On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 01:03:43PM -0600, Dan Hunt wrote:
> Thanks Everyone, yes I was talking about http:\\
> and and ftp in the same sentence, sorry to mess you up.
I'm not sure most ftp servers grok the concept of virtual hosts...
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On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 07:31:47AM -0600, Dan Hunt wrote:
> What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
> I have Googled for domain node and I have nothing.
> I want to make a directory mybuddys-stuff and have it resolve to either
> foo.mydomain.com/mybuddys-stuff or mybuddys-stuff.foo.mydom
> What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
> I have Googled for domain node and I have nothing.
> I want to make a directory mybuddys-stuff and have it resolve to
> either foo.mydomain.com/mybuddys-stuff or
> mybuddys-stuff.foo.mydomain.com If you can name this feature I
> can read about
On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 07:31:47AM -0600, Dan Hunt wrote:
> What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
> I have Googled for domain node and I have nothing.
> I want to make a directory mybuddys-stuff and have it resolve to either
> foo.mydomain.com/mybuddys-stuff or mybuddys-stuff.foo.mydom
>What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
If you are talking "apache" it is called "VirtualHost" or "VHOST".
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On Thu, Feb 27, 2003 at 07:31:47AM -0600, Dan Hunt wrote:
> What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
> I have Googled for domain node and I have nothing.
You mean you have the domain mydomain.com and want to also have
foo.mydomain.com? I think you want a subdomain. Or perhaps you
What is it called when you set up foo.mydomain.com
I have Googled for domain node and I have nothing.
I want to make a directory mybuddys-stuff and have it resolve to either
foo.mydomain.com/mybuddys-stuff or mybuddys-stuff.foo.mydomain.com
If you can name this feature I can read about it.
Thanks
some
eight dtag.de servers. it has an NS record for
subdomain.home.madduck.net pointing to ns{1,2}.subdomain... and
contains A (glue) records for ns{1,2}.subdomain... to
192.168.14.1{3,4}.
192.168.14.1{3,4} are two test servers authoritative for
subdomain.home.madduck.net.
however, while
ft) will go and do the job themselves.
now, without the forwarders line, the subdomain is correctly
delegated, and while my DNS queries don't go through my provider's NS
servers anymore, it still works.
i'd still like to know if you can't configure forwarding so as to
allow subdom
uld have been more clear.
by doesn't work, i mean that even though a dumpdb on the nameserver
ns.madduck.net yields the following records:
$ORIGIN madduck.net.
subdomain 43200 IN NS ns1.subdomain.madduck.net.;Cl=3
43200 IN NS ns2.subdo
NS ns1.mydomain.org.
>; NS ns2.mydomain.org.
ns1.subdomain A 192.168.14.13
; ns2.subdomain A 192.168.14.14
>
> $ORIGIN subdomain.mydomain.org.
> NS ns1.subdomain.mydomain.org.
>; NS ns2.subdomain.mydomain.org.
> ns1 A 192.168.14
main.org.
>
> i thought that i could simply create an entry
> subdomain IN NS ns1.subdomain.mydomain.org
> IN NS ns2.sybdomain.mydomain.org
> within the mydomain.org zone, and then any request to
> subdomain.mydomain.org and its children are delegated to
> ns{
g
and ns2.mydomain.org slaves this zone.
now i would like to create a new zone, subdomain.mydomain.org,
and i want it to be controlled by two separate nameservers,
ns{1,2}.subdomain.mydomain.org.
i thought that i could simply create an entry
subdomain IN NS ns1.subdomain.mydomain.org
Jonas bazz Egidius wrote:
>
> will trillich wrote:
>
> > On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 06:05:58PM -0700, Adahma wrote:
> > > Is there a way to tell apache to "defer" to another IP address?
> > > What I'm trying to do is...I have a sub-domain just entered as a
> > > CNAME entry pointing to my main machi
will trillich wrote:
> On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 06:05:58PM -0700, Adahma wrote:
> > Is there a way to tell apache to "defer" to another IP address?
> > What I'm trying to do is...I have a sub-domain just entered as a
> > CNAME entry pointing to my main machine. The actual machine that
> > serves u
On Tue, Jun 12, 2001 at 06:05:58PM -0700, Adahma wrote:
> Is there a way to tell apache to "defer" to another IP address?
> What I'm trying to do is...I have a sub-domain just entered as a
> CNAME entry pointing to my main machine. The actual machine that
> serves up the content I want is on an in
I'm on a Woody box with all updates, running the most recent apache
from there.
Is there a way to tell apache to "defer" to another IP address?
What I'm trying to do is...I have a sub-domain just entered as a
CNAME entry pointing to my main machine. The actual machine that
serves up the content I
On Thu, 15 Oct 1998, Collin Rose wrote:
> I have a very long subdomain for my computer (username.host.host.org)
> One of my friends has a domain name and a Linux computer. How could he point
> myusername.hisdomain.org to my long address?
an alias or Cname in the dns entry
Nikolai
I have a very long subdomain for my computer (username.host.host.org)
One of my friends has a domain name and a Linux computer. How could he point
myusername.hisdomain.org to my long address?
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