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WEBMAIL
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I
created a new domain and browser access resolves to a listing of
all directories under /www/htdocs. What is wrong?
There are several possible causes for this problem. Since you
have just created the domain, the most likely cause is that the
domain has not yet loaded into the nameserver's cache. A domain
must resolve on nslookup from your server before it will correctly
resolve on browser access. Normally, it takes 4-to-8 hours from
time of creation for DNS resolution to occur. If the domain in question
does resolve on nslookup, from the commandline prompt, as root ('su
-'), try:
httpd.restart
The domain should now resolve correctly. If it does not, you should
contact support
for assistance.
How do I prevent Web access to a newly created domain, not yet
resolving in the nameservers, from showing a listing of the directories
of all domains on my server?
Place an index file in the DocumentRoot, /www/htdocs, of your server.
Does Apache on my server support Server Side Includes?
Yes. If you are having difficulty getting Server Side Includes (SSI's)
to work, add the following directives to /www/htdocs/.htaccess,
creating that file if it does not exist:
Options +Indexes +Includes +ExecCGI
AddType application/x-httpd-cgi .cgi .pl
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