Re: apache vhosts problem

Old topic, but I bring it up.
For me it seems that the pboblem is fully reproducible, but with your 
workaround it is fully avoidable, thanks for that. However, if I want 
clients to log in to their own admin interface I can't expect them to 
look out for this, you know just how clients are :)
Is there going to be a fix that anyone knows about for this?

thanks
lip

alexb-cTNHVRmzBzhfJ/[email protected] wrote:

>I have similar problem, just can't allways reproduce the problem.
>It seams for me that it occurs if I create a new domain and at the same time ask
>for the website www.
>If I first creat a new domain then, after it has already created DNS and
>Directorys I add the www site it seams not to happen.
>
>Also it seams to me that it gets old data from /etc/apache/hash directory, no
>from stuff in /tmp let behind.
>
>Sory I can't give a solution, just a temporary work arround ;-(
>
>Alex
>
>Citando lipilee <[email protected]>:
>
>  
>
>>Hi All,
>>I have a bit of a problem with ISPMan and Apache.
>>Every time I add a new VirtualHost, ISPMan adds the new file in
>>/etc/apache/vhosts.conf.d with some extra content: the content of the
>>last modified VirtualHost file.
>>In practice if I modified domain1 a couple of weeks ago and want to add
>>domain2 to my system (or a subdomain to an older domain, doesn't
>>matter), it will add domain1 to the vhost file as well. Is there a
>>solution to this?
>>I checked /tmp and found a load of temp files from various cgi sessions
>>- can I delete them? Maybe they hold some data that keeps getting added...
>>
>>Another problem is statistics: they simply won't generate. I found a
>>glitch in the ispman.makelogs file that prevented getting appropriate
>>data from the LDAP repository and I corrected it as well, but it still
>>doesn't do any stats, while getting the correct vhost data :(
>>
>>Can anyone help me? (Or let me know if I should be more specific :)
>>Thx
>>lip
>>
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