Re: Problems with ispmanVhostServerAlias (v1.2)

Joerg Delker <[email protected]>
Newsgroups gmane.comp.isp.ispman.user
Message-ID <[email protected]>
Hi Daniel,

you must not use "ispman.setVhostAttribute" for vhost aliases.

The "ispmanVhostServerAlias" attribute is not used anymore, because it 
was replaced with a more flexible logic.
 From an ldap perspective, vhost aliases are now created in a sub-branch 
beneath the vhost entry.

To create proper vhost aliases use the admin interface or 
"ispman.setVhostAlias" cli tool.

BTW: The hash file and vhost.conf is generated in http.lib

Joerg

Bethany Patrick wrote:

> I having a hell of a time tracking down a problem creating 
> ServerAliases in my Apache Vhost config.
>
> ISPMAN 1.2, stock templates.
>
> I create a domain: test.com with a www vhost and apply the following 
> commands:
>
> ispman.setVhostAttribute test.com www ispmanVhostServerAlias test.com
> ispman.dnsset -d test.com -t A @ xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx
> ispman.ldap2named
> ispman.ldap2apache
>
> checking the Apache Vhost config, there is no ServerAlias added.
> checking the Hash file shows:
> 'ispmanVhostServerAlias' => [],
>
> it doesn't look like it's picking up my alias.  So I check LDAP:
>
> dn: ispmanVhostName=www, ou=httpdata, ispmanDomain=test.com, 
> dc=funky,dc=chicken,dc=dance
> objectClass: ispmanVirtualHost
> objectClass: posixAccount
> objectClass: PureFTPdUser
> ispmanVhostServerAlias: test.com
> uid: www.test.com
> cn: www.test.com
> ispmanDomain: test.com
> ispmanVhostName: www
>
> ..among other entries unrelated (?) but there it is: 
> ispmanVhostServerAlias: test.com
>
> baffled.  I can't seem to find where in the code the hash file is 
> created.  If it's in ApacheMan, is seems to indicate the need for a 
> new objectclass here..  Which didn't work when I tried that either.
>
> Can anyone shine a light on this?




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