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jamesyeeoc
Guest
PM me with the domain name and i can see if it's coming up from this end
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MrBafner
Guest
Have PM'd the domain name
I can ping it ok... is why I think it maybe that. But I am often wrong :_(
I can ping it ok... is why I think it maybe that. But I am often wrong :_(
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jamesyeeoc
Guest
The site comes up ok in my Firefox browser, it's the initial install screen for SB.
So it is working. Try clearing your browser's cache.
So it is working. Try clearing your browser's cache.
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MrBafner
Guest
hmmm, never had sitebuilder before.... something new to get around
There is already a full website with index.html file in place.
I did upgrade earlier to see if that would solve the problem, but I guess it added a few more features .... DOH.
There is already a full website with index.html file in place.
I did upgrade earlier to see if that would solve the problem, but I guess it added a few more features .... DOH.
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jamesyeeoc
Guest
There have been other people who installed it (via the updater) and had similar problems. The quick solution was to uninstall it.
From the SSH/PuTTY command line:
rpm -e site-builder
or
rpm -e sitebuilder
(AFAIR) I don't use it either
From the SSH/PuTTY command line:
rpm -e site-builder
or
rpm -e sitebuilder
(AFAIR) I don't use it either
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MrBafner
Guest
hmmm, says not installed... but will go and do some more reading on this one.
Have removed it from the control panel, but still showing up.... so is another one of those things I will have to dig deep for.. lol
Have removed it from the control panel, but still showing up.... so is another one of those things I will have to dig deep for.. lol
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jamesyeeoc
Guest
Basically what is happening, there is an 'Include' statement in the
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf OR
/etc/httpd/conf.d/httpd.conf
which is putting sitebuilder's conf file before the normal httpd.include
Or something like that, I'm too tired to look it up again.
You should be able to see the name of the RPM package by doing:
rpm -q sitebuilder
or
rpm -q site-builder
then once you see the name,
rpm -e name-of-package
/etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf OR
/etc/httpd/conf.d/httpd.conf
which is putting sitebuilder's conf file before the normal httpd.include
Or something like that, I'm too tired to look it up again.
You should be able to see the name of the RPM package by doing:
rpm -q sitebuilder
or
rpm -q site-builder
then once you see the name,
rpm -e name-of-package
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MrBafner
Guest
I understand... I'll have a play around for a while to see if I can get rid of it.
Thankyou very much for your help, you are very knowledgable and should be praised muchly
Have a good sleep and thanks again.
Thankyou very much for your help, you are very knowledgable and should be praised muchly
Have a good sleep and thanks again.
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MrBafner
Guest
Thanks again... tried many different variations, and the only successfull one was
yum remove sitebuilder
It took a long time, but did the trick in the long run.
Yes, it lead to another problem which I have to follow up, but nearly there.
Can access it via FTP, but the www displays the Plesk Default page of not having the hosting setup properly.
Maybe a all nighter ;(
yum remove sitebuilder
It took a long time, but did the trick in the long run.
Yes, it lead to another problem which I have to follow up, but nearly there.
Can access it via FTP, but the www displays the Plesk Default page of not having the hosting setup properly.
Maybe a all nighter ;(
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MrBafner
Guest
I followed another message from which you placed when helping another person.
The solution for that problem was
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/websrvmng -a -v
So I hope this sort of helps anyone else out that had this sort of problem.....
Whoa... what a few days that was..... Time for bed
Good night
The solution for that problem was
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/websrvmng -a -v
So I hope this sort of helps anyone else out that had this sort of problem.....
Whoa... what a few days that was..... Time for bed
Good night
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MrBafner
Guest
The people that we hire the server from, gave me this link as their customer support and closed the support ticket.
One day I will figure out how to build a DNS server, with a linux box next to it with Plesk and start serving from home.
lol
One day I will figure out how to build a DNS server, with a linux box next to it with Plesk and start serving from home.
lol
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jamesyeeoc
Guest
Gee, maybe I should send a request for a paycheck to your provider..... hahahha
Glad you got it working.
If you live close enough to at least one fiber trunk maybe you could get your phone company to hook you up. Setting up servers and DNS servers is easy, it's being in the right location....
If I had bought a house about 5 miles from my current location, I could have been across the street from where 2 backbone trunks run (darn the luck). Could have converted the house into my own datacenter (wife would have killed me )
Glad you got it working.
If you live close enough to at least one fiber trunk maybe you could get your phone company to hook you up. Setting up servers and DNS servers is easy, it's being in the right location....
If I had bought a house about 5 miles from my current location, I could have been across the street from where 2 backbone trunks run (darn the luck). Could have converted the house into my own datacenter (wife would have killed me
)
