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changing the login-url for psa - how ?

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p.engels

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hi!

i have a server at 1und1 running plesk 8.0.1 - now my question:

how can i change the login url with the 1und1-domain (xxx.onlinehome-server.info) to my own domain?

because my clients does not have to know that the server is an external out of my own datacenter...

i have already changed the plesk-serversettings to my domain - but without the result i want...

any idea?

edit:
if i use my domain the url automatically changes to the 1und1-domain.
 
Create a page with a form on a cloaked domain


if you need the code for the form is :

<form action=https://xxxx.xxx.xx.x.x.x.:8443 method="post">
Your login <input type="text" name="login_name" size="12">
Your Password:<input type="password" name="passwd" size="12"
<input type="submit" value="login">
</form>

hope i helped you :)


cheeears:p
 
Don't know if this is what you are looking for or not. But the following will redirect from your website to the plesk secure login page. This is not my script but one I got from this forum some time ago.

I already have domain.com within Plesk but to get subdomain ssl support I created admin.domain.com as a domain on its own. This takes up one of your domain licences but is the easiest way to get subdomain ssl support working.

In the /home/httpd/vhost/admin.domain.com/conf/ directory I created two files.

vhost.conf containing:

--------------------------------8<------------------------
Redirect permanent / https://admin.domain.com/
--------------------------------8<------------------------

and vhost_ssl.conf containing:

--------------------------------8<------------------------
SSLProxyEngine on
ProxyRequests Off
ProxyPass / https://secure.domain.com:8443/
ProxyPassReverse / https://secure.domain.com:8443/
--------------------------------8<------------------------

(my Plesk control panel runs on https://secure.domain.com:8443/).

I then ran

/usr/local/psa/admin/sbin/websrvmng -a -v

The benefit of doing it this way is that it's the 'Plesk Way [tm]' and won't be overwritten by upgrades.
 
what you need is the hostname utitliy.

you can change it via the shell, the script is located somewhere in the psa/admin folder I believer, or directly via the plesk panel:

Login --> Server --> Server Preferences --> Full Hostname.

Then do a reboot, for good measure, and Plesk should show no sign of the nasty hostname.

I tried it and it worked, also using 1&1.
 
About the cloacked redirection ask your DNS service provider or even your registrar.


Do not do what "p.engels" said if you have HSPcomplete installed to. If not then do it with no problem.
 
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