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Apache ServerName after Domain rename

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MaxZ

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Hi all,

one small issue I'm having is this. When creating a domain, say abc.com, and then later renaming it (because one wants to keep the contents) to say xyz.com, everything works fine, apart from the fact that the ServerName stdays at abc.com. So when encountering an error, (404, 500, etc), it still says "Apache webserver at abc.com" even though the domain was renamed to xyz.com.

If one removes abc.com from the configuration files, it reappears when the files are rebuilt by plesk. How would I be able to change this? I assume abc.com hangs around somewhere in the plesk database, any hints on where I might find it?


The domains in question were originally created using plesk 9.2.3 openSuSE, and now migrated to plesk 10.3 centOS 5, but the problem persists.

Thanks and best,

Max
 
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