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Apache / Re: Deleted accounts still in vhosts.conf
« on: July 07, 2015, 09:00:52 AM »
Anyone able to offer support on this? Problem is still there. Just deleted an account and Apache fails to reload as it says the directory for the account I deleted is missing. Have to recreate the account for Apache to load correctly.
Regards
Jeff
Regards
Jeff
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Apache / Re: Where is root public_html ?
« on: June 01, 2015, 06:03:53 AM »
Not sure what you're trying to do as phpMyAdmin is already installed by Centos Web Panel out of the box:
http://<IP-ADDRESS>/phpMyAdmin/index.php
If that's not showing then maybe your installation is at fault.
Jeff
http://<IP-ADDRESS>/phpMyAdmin/index.php
If that's not showing then maybe your installation is at fault.
Jeff
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Apache / Re: Where is root public_html ?
« on: May 31, 2015, 05:40:35 AM »
/usr/local/apache/htdocs
Is where the default template is. You can place file in there and just use the IP address to reach them i.e. without a domain name.
http://<SERVER-IP>/file.html
Jeff
Is where the default template is. You can place file in there and just use the IP address to reach them i.e. without a domain name.
http://<SERVER-IP>/file.html
Jeff
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E-Mail / Re: Email "alias" root don't work
« on: May 23, 2015, 01:07:23 PM »
Yep had this problem as well.
For a forwarder to work you must first create a mailbox or nothing happens.
Jeff
For a forwarder to work you must first create a mailbox or nothing happens.
Jeff
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Apache / Deleted accounts still in vhosts.conf
« on: May 23, 2015, 06:24:20 AM »
Had a strange problem yesterday.
I recently cleared out a couple of old accounts and deleted them from the server.
All went well, no error messages.
Today I added a new account and on the restart httpd would not start at all.
Error message stated that "/home/public_html/xxxx" does not exist.
The xxxx was the username of the account I deleted previously.
In the end I had to add the accounts back to recreate the missing directories and all is OK now.
So it looks like when I delete an account the vhosts file is not removing the entry on reload.
Any ideas? I'll never be able to delete an account again ;-)
Jeff
I recently cleared out a couple of old accounts and deleted them from the server.
All went well, no error messages.
Today I added a new account and on the restart httpd would not start at all.
Error message stated that "/home/public_html/xxxx" does not exist.
The xxxx was the username of the account I deleted previously.
In the end I had to add the accounts back to recreate the missing directories and all is OK now.
So it looks like when I delete an account the vhosts file is not removing the entry on reload.
Any ideas? I'll never be able to delete an account again ;-)
Jeff
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