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I have a server running 10.2 Server. I always back up my web folder and my httpd.conf file. Today I had to reinstall and when I put my old httpd.conf file in there in place of the default one, one of my virtual hosts doesn't work. All of my other sites are www.blah.com, but they all have aliases for blah.com. The one that doesn't work is set up for blah.com, but doesn't work, and only work if you type www.blah.com, which isn't the real address and gives you problems with all the scripts. The others will work if you leave out the www though. I'm on the exact same version of OS X Server, I think (actually I might have gone from 10.2.4 to 10.2.6) I can't figure out why this one is being stuborn. Instead of loaind the site, it loads the very first virutal host i have listed in the config file, which has no name and is there to catch people who type just an ip, and give them a generic page. Any ideas?
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Originally posted by l008com:
I have a server running 10.2 Server. I always back up my web folder and my httpd.conf file. Today I had to reinstall and when I put my old httpd.conf file in there in place of the default one, one of my virtual hosts doesn't work. All of my other sites are www.blah.com, but they all have aliases for blah.com. The one that doesn't work is set up for blah.com, but doesn't work, and only work if you type www.blah.com, which isn't the real address and gives you problems with all the scripts. The others will work if you leave out the www though. I'm on the exact same version of OS X Server, I think (actually I might have gone from 10.2.4 to 10.2.6) I can't figure out why this one is being stuborn. Instead of loaind the site, it loads the very first virutal host i have listed in the config file, which has no name and is there to catch people who type just an ip, and give them a generic page. Any ideas?
Try turning off the performance cache for your virtual hosts.
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What I did was set the default hostname in the config file, the one thats not in a virtual host container, to "localhost". I don't know why, but that did it, now all the virtual hosts work great.
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