I installed apache2 via apt-get, because compiling it via the source didn't work for me (I got compile errors). Now all my domains I add are defaulting to /var/www, the default apache dir. What do I need to do to get directadmin to properly add domains with apache2?
Help! directadmin not making domains correctly.
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nobaloney
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Compile it from source using CustomApache.
Or figure out all the changes DA makes, and make them, and hope the next apt-get won't overwrite them.
Jeff
Or figure out all the changes DA makes, and make them, and hope the next apt-get won't overwrite them.
Jeff
I managed to fix it using the Beta customapache sources. I use Debian (of course), which is infamous for being one of the worst when it comes to vanilla compiling. Sometimes it works, many times it doesn't, which is why .deb packages are so popular with Debian users. I don't understand why directadmin uses source packages for Debian when it could just as easily make packages which take much less time to install.
nobaloney
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DirectAdmin is built first on RHEL/CentOS. Everything else is a port.
That said, you get the most flexibility when you build from source. Other Control Panels, which build from source, don't let you change any versions of anything; you're stuck with what they give you.
Jeff
That said, you get the most flexibility when you build from source. Other Control Panels, which build from source, don't let you change any versions of anything; you're stuck with what they give you.
Jeff