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ispcp turning into a nightmare - jacksparrow - 06-17-2011 01:50 AM

Alternative URL to reach your website dont work here either
new server
fresh install
debian lenny
added user
Alternative URL to reach your website dont work

some how this is really turning into a nightmare
is there a answer for this problem ?
i have seen another thread with the same problem
he has the same serverpark as i have
could this be a problem at OVH ?
or is it something we do wrong ?

RE: ispcp turning into a nightmare - kilburn - 06-17-2011 02:06 AM

I have servers on ovh using this very same feature. You need to properly setup the DNS stuff though, and you need to have proper DNS knowledge to do that...

RE: ispcp turning into a nightmare - jacksparrow - 06-17-2011 07:53 AM

i understand that
but the problem is
on my old server all was ok without any problem or editing
now i install a new server and i get this problem
sometimes it can drive me crazy

is there a special setting that i must watch when setting up the debian
or is it a setting in setting up the ispcp where i must do something

RE: ispcp turning into a nightmare - fluser - 06-17-2011 02:43 PM

Resolve the domain names directly from the DNS server of IspCP.
On windows you can do that in CMD with

Code:

nslookup - ip-of-your-ispcp-server

Under Linux you can use

Code:

host

Code:

dig

But I think dig would be better for your problem.

Best Regards
Fluser