RE: [cpx] RE: Conf file poltergeist?

["Bob Browning" <bob@xxxxxxxxxx>]

The problem is that it becomes the Servername parameter in the conf file, so
http://www.client.co.uk/path  gives 'page not found'  I suspect because it
is trying to find http://client.co.uk/path/

In any case don't you think it lacks elegance to identify a virtual server
by a domain name that by quirk of fate is related to one of the domain names
that happened to have been used when the server was set up.  My IT Professor
would be shocked ;-))

Interesting that yoou don't have this problem.  I will send you the whole
conf file off the list, maybe you can spot the problem.  I appreciate your
help.


Bob




-----Original Message-----
From: owner-cpx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:owner-cpx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx] On Behalf Of
Steve Yates
Sent: 10 March 2005 18:27
To: cpx@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
Subject: Re: [cpx] RE: Conf file poltergeist?

On Thu, 10 Mar 2005 18:13:51 -0000
"Bob Browning" <bob@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

> OK, but I don't have client.co.uk in the config file because 
> client.co.uk is not a domain name that points to this IP address, it 
> is something the client elected not to do.  I just have www.client.co.uk.

	Is there any harm in listing client.co.uk as the domain?  The world
and even this VPS will resolve it to it's real IP address.  The ServerAlias
for www.client.co.uk will let Apache handle the traffic for it.  And e-mail
addresses will be user@xxxxxxxxxxxx not user@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

> And this situation seems to break CPX.

	So I know I get it, can you repeat how?

	I have a site on CPX with five ServerAlias entries.  Only the
ServerName domain shows up in the Domains list in CPX.  If you see
client.temporarydomain.com as another Domain, perhaps your httpd.conf has a
separate entry for client.temporarydomain.com?

 - Steve Yates
 - ITS, Inc.
 - On the unlabeled disk?  Heck, they're ALL unlabeled.


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