a small suggestion

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Guust

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When entering ip:2222 or www.domainname.com:2222 this wil result in a error. You have to put http:// before the ip or domainname else it won't work.
Code: 
www.safe2surf.nl:2222  Copy&Paste
http://www.safe2surf.nl:2222

Isn't it possible to enable also without http://

It is also nice to see a feature for enableing www.domainname.com/admin (redirect to :2222). Now it is possible to do this with hand, but that isn't nice for 50-100 users.

Thanx for reading.
 
Works fine here :-) I am using Mozilla. What you are asking for is a browser issue. This request should go to Micro$oft and not DA, if you are using IE (which I am just assuming you are using).
 
toml said:
This request should go to Micro$oft and not DA, if you are using IE (which I am just assuming you are using).
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yes and no. The problem is IE, but many people are using IE and I don't think M$ is willing to do something. So it would be nice to see a feature for a standard redirect from /admin to :2222 on every account.
 
Is it possible to customise the virtualhost made upon domain creation?

All that needs to be done is this line added to the virtualhost:

Redirect /admin http://SERVER_IP:2222

although id recommend something apart from admin, admin seems to cause nothing but confusion and problems.

Chris
 
Hello,

It already exists :)

domain.com/config

If you use https, you'll have to edit /usr/local/directadmin/scripts/redirect.php

John
 
another secret :D

im assuming from that post you can edit the /config using redirect.php also?

Chris
 
The /config Alias is located in the main /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf closer to the bottom of the file. It's refers to the redirect.php file as mentioned above. You can change both the alias and redirect.php as you need, nothing relies on them.

John
 
DirectAdmin Support said:
The /config Alias is located in the main /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf closer to the bottom of the file. It's refers to the redirect.php file as mentioned above. You can change both the alias and redirect.php as you need, nothing relies on them.

John
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thanx, config will do!!
 
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