all accounts use default vhost

[savamane]

Hi,

I use ISPCP with latest Gentoo build behind a linksys router. I have forwarded all the needed ports and this configuration worked great with my ubuntu/webmin setup before.

Now, with ISPCP, I have pointed my domain name to my IP address and also added a wildcard subdomain, which points to the same location. When I created an account though, with mydomain.com, it still points to the ispcp login prompt. This actually happens with each single subdomain I try. During installation, I set the following URL for accessing admin:

admin.mydomain.com

My machine's hostname is:

gentoo.mydomain.com

when installing ISPCP I specified my internal IP:

192.169.1.100

ISPCP was installed according to the guide here:

http://isp-control.net/documentation/sta...ion:gentoo

I only omitted the clamav installation.

I use Apache with fcgid.

I tried ispcp-update, just in case and it returns an error when building apache's conf. As you can see below though, no such errors appear.

Quote: Rebuilding all GUI configuration files
ispCP GUI BIND configuration: Done
ispCP GUI fastCGI/PHP configuration: Done
ispCP GUI vhost file: Done
ispCP PMA configuration file: Done

Rebuilding all customers configuration files
Please wait, this may take some time: Failed

FATAL: An error was occured during update process!
Correct it and re-run this program.

You can find help at http://isp-control.net/forum

gentoo setup # apache2ctl configtest
* Checking apache2 configuration ... [ ok ]
gentoo setup #

I also receive an email stating there is an error in the configuration file, but no information on where the error was found. Apache also starts fine trough its init script.

There was a valid vhost created for mydomain.com, biut I tried to recreate it and now the vhost is gone. The domain however is still listed in ISPCP.

Any help debugging this will be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

[savamane]

Update:

I upgraded to 1.0.6 and now domains and subdomains appear to be loading off the correct docroot, but return 403 not matter what permissions I assign. Even with 777, which is weird.