By george224402
I am successfully using WebMin to a ubuntu server I have, but I cannot make vhosts to work in a new CentOS server. If I have only the default server installed in /var/www/html when I try to see my server using the IP address, I see the /var/www/html/index.html (that’s correct). When I create a new vhost, although I setup directory and servername, the whole server (even with ip address) looks to this folder. I tried to find what it is but I cant. I noticed that the option " New file under virtual servers directory" is missing from the add new vhost form. Any idea?
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@Pablo: Since he’s using Webmin, editing any config files manually would only make things worse. <br> <br>Try asking in the official webmin forums (might want to search there if a thread already exists before creating a new one): <br> <br>http://sourceforge.net/p/webadmin/discussion/600155
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