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change Sitebuilder address

Code:
# sb_config --sb_hostname=sitebuilder.my_new_domain.com
 
I do it, and restart: psa, named, apache2
and ...
- server not found at http://sitebuilder.my_new_domain.com
- in Plesk > "Remote Administration of Sitebuilder" > "Check for local Sitebuilder installation" I get still old sitebuilder adress

In file /etc/apache2/conf.d/zz011_sitebuilder.conf
in section <VirtualHost ...
still is: ServerName sitebuilder.mydomain.com

- Can I change it?

In file: /usr/local/sitebuilder/config
in section [genaral]
still is application_url = http://sitebuilder.mydomain.com:80
- Can I change it?

in section [internal]
was changed :)
sb_hostname = sitebuilder.my_new_domain.com

What I can do?
 
niko123

seems like a bug to me :) just change ServerName in /etc/apache2/conf.d/zz011_sitebuilder.conf and reload apache
 
i do it...
sitebuilder adress is changed :)

but if "Check for local Sitebuilder installation" i get:

Could not connect to specified SiteBuilder server
Local sitebuilder installation was found but it's remote api isn't available. May be server is down or DNS is not configured properly!
 
You need to make sure that host sitebuilder.my_new_domain.com can be resolved correctly. Try it from your localhost:

# host sitebuilder.my_new_domain.com

If it can not be resolved, created additional DNS record for it.
By the way, after editing apache configuration file, do not forget to restart apache2 service.
 
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