Arjay wrote:
>
>i know how to make a vhost and done everything
>youve said before even going
>here. but the problem is that it still is not
>working

I decided to reread your original post to
see if I missed something when I originaly
read it.
This is what I found.
> i have this domain (arjay.com.ph) which i point to
> cs2.homelinux.com. then in my sme 5.6 box, i put arjay.com.ph
> as a virtual host and pointing it to cs2.homelinux.com/cheryl
So I'm going to draw a pointer list to see if
I am understanding you correctly.
When
The domain arjay.com.ph points to or is forwarded to
the domain cs2.homelinux.com
On your sme56 box your also have:
The domain arjay.com.ph pointing to
the domain cs2.homelinux.com/cheryl
Yep, I misunderstood the problem.
Pointing my browser to arjay.com.ph I am forwarded to
http://www.counterstrike-cafe.ph/ which is a directory
listing with a PostNuke-0.726.tar.gz file.
Pointing my browser to cs2.homelinux.com I get a directory
listing which has a PostNuke-0.726.tar.gz file
Pointing my browser to cs2.homelinux.com/cheryl I get a
different directory listing with no files.
Unless your sme5.6 is set up as a public domain all you
need to do is forward the domain through dns. You don't
need to do this on the sme server as it gets the dns entries
from the internet and as long as the dns is set correctly,
the domain will forward. My results in going to the two
domains indicates that the public dns setting is pointing
to the wrong domain and so it is not working correctly.
Doing a dns check at
http://www.checkdns.net/ on
arjay.com.ph the follwoing warning is provided:
NS list mismatch: registration authority reports that domain is hosted on following servers: 'ns5.zoneedit.com; ns14.zoneedit.com', but DNS server ns5.zoneedit.com reports domain to be hosted on 'cs2.homelinux.com; ns5.zoneedit.com; ns14.zoneedit.com'. Please make sure that you configure the same DNS servers in registrar database and on your DNS server.
So I suggest remove the virtual domain from off the sme box and go
to your dns provider and look for the cname pointer that is pointing to
http://www.counterstrike-cafe.ph/ and delete it.
This should then fix the problem. As far as the sme is running,
if you have a vhost on it, it will resolve to the vhost on the machine
as opposed to the dns forward in your public dns records.
So now the big question, did I understand you correctly ths time?
If not, please correct my misunderstanding.
Scott.