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- Thread starter TheKiller
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uhhh.....??
i want VH So i may use Two domains Act as a single one
like if i have my site on http://example.com/index.html
i want to point http://example.net/index.html to the same file from the .com domain
Can we use VH In DA?
i want VH So i may use Two domains Act as a single one
like if i have my site on http://example.com/index.html
i want to point http://example.net/index.html to the same file from the .com domain
Can we use VH In DA?
nobaloney
NoBaloney Internet Svcs - In Memoriam †
The easy way to do that is with a domain pointer. Set it as an alias if you don't want the URL to change. Search these forums for other differences between using it as an alias and not using it as an alias.
If you don't have that setting in your control panel, then if you're not the server administrator check with your administrator or hosting company.
If it's your server check your skin and your package.
Jeff
If you don't have that setting in your control panel, then if you're not the server administrator check with your administrator or hosting company.
If it's your server check your skin and your package.
Jeff
Apologies for reviving an old thread, but I'm facing a similar issue. I set up a domain pointer (alias) in DirectAdmin, but it's not appearing in my domain's httpd.conf after a fresh installation. Has anyone encountered this before? Any suggestions on how to resolve it?
zEitEr
Super Moderator
May you show the page from directadmin which would show the added alias as well as httpd.conf of the user with the domain?
It turns out that our config template files had been modified or corrupted somehow, which was preventing the alias from appearing in httpd.conf. We resolved the issue by restoring the correct template files from one of our system backups.
If anyone else runs into a similar problem, it might be worth checking the integrity of your template files and restoring them if necessary.
Thanks for the help!