@arronparker93

Your VirtualHost configurations appear to be correct, though you said that what you provided are just examples. Can you post the full configurations?

Also, have you checked for an .htaccess in the root of either site? If they exist, please post them as well. With a valid, working .htaccess file, it’s possible for a redirect to be defined, so we should check there as well.

@arronparker93

As long as the VirtualHosts actually look like the below for each domain – i.e. each definition is set on a new line.

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerAdmin arron@aparkermedia.uk
ServerName kaiserknight.co.uk
ServerAlias www.kaiserknight.co.uk
DocumentRoot /var/www/kaiserknight.co.uk/www/
ErrorLog ${APACHELOGDIR}/error.log
CustomLog ${APACHELOGDIR}/access.log combined
</VirtualHost>

Then your Apache configuration looks good. So let’s look elsewhere…

When performing a DNS lookup on your domain names, the only valid entry I see, other than your MX, is a single A entry for each domain.

When looking at your VirtualHost configuration, you’re setting a ServerAlias that defines the www. access point for each domain, but you’re missing a DNS entry on both domains that points www. to your domain. Since the DNS record isn’t set, Apache will handle it the best way it knows how, which may or may not be correct.

So what I would recommend doing is adding an A entry to each domains’ DNS records. The A entry should point to the same IP that your domain points to (i.e. the public IP of the Droplet).

So www should be an A entry that points to 46.101.19.243 in your case. Since it looks like your using DigitalOcean for your DNS, you can make these changes through their control panel and the updates should take effect pretty quickly. If they don’t, you may need to clear your browsers cache and then try to access your domains again.

If the DNS updates do not fix the issue, then we’d need to check the logs and potentially even the actual configuration for Apache.

Thanks all for your help, I hate to admit this but total noob mistake on my part. I hadn’t updated the nameservers of my domain at my registrar. They were still pointing to godaddy which I had set up to redirect to aparkermedia.uk while I was building the site. I have updated these now and waiting for them to propagate.