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VpsHosting
01-07-2008, 03:29 PM
Hello,

I have installed LxAdmin on a VPS in my Server.

The problem is -

I have added one domain to it, and it is not accessible by its URL.

First i saw httpd was not running and hence VPS was not even showing Apache 2 Test Page by IP.

Then i stopped lighttpd sevice and started httpd service on VPS, now i can see Apache 2 Test Page via VPS IP.

But still domain name is not showing anything ( no default lxAdmin page )

I am not sure, that which service to run on LxAdmin ( httpd or lighttpd ? )

Please let me know what shall i do ? to get domain online...

and what should be idle HTTPD.conf file for lxAdmin panel ?

Urgent help will be appreciated


EDIT ---


I can ping domain , and it reaches the VPS IP ... but then why is domain not showing default LxAdmin page ?

BlueHayes
01-07-2008, 03:52 PM
Well firstly I assume the lighttpd process is the one for LXAdmin (the LXAdmin control panel runs on lighttpd as far as I know) so you need both lighttpd and httpd running!

VpsHosting
01-07-2008, 03:57 PM
Well firstly I assume the lighttpd process is the one for LXAdmin (the LXAdmin control panel runs on lighttpd as far as I know) so you need both lighttpd and httpd running!


Sorry, you are entirely wrong.

Anyways i got it working, i will leave here the resolution, so if in future someone needs help can read it

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In lxadmin click the "server" tab then click "Switch Program"
Then you will see what is running and configured, then switch to apache and from the drop down box and click update.

The httpd.config file is apache only of course and it's located here /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf


The lightpd config file is here/etc/lighttpd/lighttpd.conf

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Thread to be closed !

devonblzx
01-08-2008, 05:59 PM
Yes of course, the main reason for people to use LXadmin is to use lighttpd over apache for the low memory requirements. LXAdmin runs it's own daemon, I'm not sure why you would want LXAdmin for apache to be honest, I think there are much better control panels for managing apache.

BlueHayes
01-08-2008, 10:07 PM
I had always thought that LXAdmin itself ran on lighttpd but the http server itself for serving web content was Apache [or lighttpd].

Oh well... my bad. Sorry guys, guess I have researching to do.