Anyone using webmin?
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Servers - Apache - Add new virtual host.
Leave its settings as they are, change server name to yourdomain.com and folder to /home/name/or/whatever/
Create 2 virtual hosts, one for yourdomain.com and one for www.yourdomain.com, using the same folder. When done, click on Apply changes to restart the Apache server.
(ofcource before doing all that, you have to configure the DNS to point to your server.)
If you still don't get it, PM me your MSN, i will be home in 30 minutes.
EDIT: One more thing to add, seeing the above post: Its better to use an external DNS manager. It saves resources.
Im successfully using freedns.afraid.org for a long long time!
Leave its settings as they are, change server name to yourdomain.com and folder to /home/name/or/whatever/
Create 2 virtual hosts, one for yourdomain.com and one for www.yourdomain.com, using the same folder. When done, click on Apply changes to restart the Apache server.
(ofcource before doing all that, you have to configure the DNS to point to your server.)
If you still don't get it, PM me your MSN, i will be home in 30 minutes.
EDIT: One more thing to add, seeing the above post: Its better to use an external DNS manager. It saves resources.
Im successfully using freedns.afraid.org for a long long time!
Do you have Virtualmin GPL as well? It's a free option that will automate many of the tasks when adding in a new domain.
http://webmin.com/virtualmin.html
If you do not have this installed, you will need to create a user, then change the Apache configuration to add the domain for the user then edit your Bind configuration to add the domain.
http://webmin.com/virtualmin.html
If you do not have this installed, you will need to create a user, then change the Apache configuration to add the domain for the user then edit your Bind configuration to add the domain.
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