Domain not working.
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It was working b4 for a second when I did the nameserver as the domain name.. I changed it to IP to see if that was correct then i changed it back to the domain because that did work....
Now Its not working
Taking a very long time to load...
Is there a simple fix for this to basically delete the domain from virtualmin and recreate it.... So that it would configure bind its self.
But how would I do this so that if i delete this domain it would not delete my files inside the public_html
If I cange the root folder in apache would this only delete whats inside that path instead so i could make one and point it to a false one.
Thanks.
Now Its not working
Taking a very long time to load...Is there a simple fix for this to basically delete the domain from virtualmin and recreate it.... So that it would configure bind its self.
But how would I do this so that if i delete this domain it would not delete my files inside the public_html
If I cange the root folder in apache would this only delete whats inside that path instead so i could make one and point it to a false one.
Thanks.
Restarting web server: apache2[Wed Apr 14 20:35:36 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34:0 has no VirtualHosts
... waiting [Wed Apr 14 20:35:38 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34:0 has no VirtualHosts
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I got this error when restarting apache in ssh
Dam I seriously dunno what I am doing here.
EDIT also PHPMYADMIN wont work now aswell.. Dam what Have i done??
... waiting [Wed Apr 14 20:35:38 2010] [warn] NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34:0 has no VirtualHosts
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I got this error when restarting apache in ssh
Dam I seriously dunno what I am doing here.
EDIT also PHPMYADMIN wont work now aswell.. Dam what Have i done??
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That is not really something to worry about as it's only a warning.
If you want to fix it look in the config files for the lines that look like: "NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34" and remove them, because they are not needed as that isn't your VPS's IP address.
If you want to fix it look in the config files for the lines that look like: "NameVirtualHost 216.239.122.34" and remove them, because they are not needed as that isn't your VPS's IP address.
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You may have already tried this, but go to VPS Control Panel, reboot the server, wait a few minutes, go to Virtualmin (if Virtualmin throws error wait a couple of more minutes for server to reboot), restart Apache, start any services that were shut down by the server reboot. May or may not fix your problem but this is something I try when things completely cr*p out on me. Another advantage of trying to reset things in this manner, (IMHO), is that Virtualmin will usually self diagnose and tell you what service is problematic at the moment.
O.k. I re-installed every from scratch.. And now still even I'm getting errors with the domain..
some times it loads some times it doesn't
Its not resolving again... So there must be something not set correctly even from default when I have not touched any of the configs.. I restarted bind
and apache.
Went to virtualmin and clicked Re-Check Config. I get a bind error.
Virtualmin is configured to setup DNS zones, but this system is not setup to use itself as a DNS server. Either add 127.0.0.1 to the list of DNS servers, or turn off the BIND feature on the module config page.
So I added 127.0.0.1 to the DNS list and restarted apache...
Some times the webpage loads.. then it just hangs...
What is wrong here?
some times it loads some times it doesn't
Its not resolving again... So there must be something not set correctly even from default when I have not touched any of the configs.. I restarted bind
and apache.
Went to virtualmin and clicked Re-Check Config. I get a bind error.
Virtualmin is configured to setup DNS zones, but this system is not setup to use itself as a DNS server. Either add 127.0.0.1 to the list of DNS servers, or turn off the BIND feature on the module config page.
So I added 127.0.0.1 to the DNS list and restarted apache...
Some times the webpage loads.. then it just hangs...
What is wrong here?
Is some one willing to look at this for me for a small fee.. As I have some up-dates in about 6-8 hrs and my site has been offline for way over 24 hrs..
I need an urgent fix.. Some one who can point my domain correctly as bind is not configuring it automatically.
Please..
I need an urgent fix.. Some one who can point my domain correctly as bind is not configuring it automatically.
Please..
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I'll be willing to take a look for you. But I can't really promise you anything, as your VPS is setup differently to mine.
I believe that error message is referring to the system not using itself to resolve DNS requests. This shouldn't make any difference, but if you add "127.0.0.1" to the top of "/etc/resolv.conf" the error may go away.
Hi TechAsh.
Thats already listed in that file...
But yeah.. If you could please look at it for me because I dunno why its not working. So need some assistance.
To get the site online.
Thanks..
Even if we have to set the domain up differently by changing how the dns works instead of adding
host summarys to godaddy.
Thanks.
What shall I do now?
Thats already listed in that file...
But yeah.. If you could please look at it for me because I dunno why its not working. So need some assistance.
To get the site online.
Thanks..
Even if we have to set the domain up differently by changing how the dns works instead of adding
host summarys to godaddy.
Thanks.
What shall I do now?
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I think I've fixed it
You site is definitely loading MUCH faster now!
The problem was in the Apache config file. "MaxRequestsPerChild" was set to "0" which basically means that the system starts an Apache process every time it receives a request, but the process doesn't serve the request, it just sits there. I've increased the value to "400" meaning each Apache process serves 400 requests then exits and a new process takes over.
You site is definitely loading MUCH faster now!
The problem was in the Apache config file. "MaxRequestsPerChild" was set to "0" which basically means that the system starts an Apache process every time it receives a request, but the process doesn't serve the request, it just sits there. I've increased the value to "400" meaning each Apache process serves 400 requests then exits and a new process takes over.
Wow Nice so everything should work as is...
How come it was set to 0 in the 1st place.. And where is this option for future referance..
You made alot of people happy
Your a star ..
Thanks Ash.. Couldnt of asked for better..
Is there a way to optimize this to make it better.
Or is that it?
Your the Man it went from 6 to 25 online.. I was trying so desperatly to get it back up and running.
How come it was set to 0 in the 1st place.. And where is this option for future referance..
You made alot of people happy
Your a star ..
Thanks Ash.. Couldnt of asked for better..
Is there a way to optimize this to make it better.
Or is that it?
Your the Man it went from 6 to 25 online.. I was trying so desperatly to get it back up and running.
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I have no idea why it was set to "0". lol
The option can be found in Webmin: "Servers" -> "Apache Webserver" -> "Global Configuration" -> "Edit Config Files" -> Scroll down the file until you see "# prefork MPM" the option is a few lines below that.
No Problem
It is possible to optimise Apache and there is plenty of tutorials online for doing it. However the values I set should be fine.
The option can be found in Webmin: "Servers" -> "Apache Webserver" -> "Global Configuration" -> "Edit Config Files" -> Scroll down the file until you see "# prefork MPM" the option is a few lines below that.
No Problem
It is possible to optimise Apache and there is plenty of tutorials online for doing it. However the values I set should be fine.
Ahh cool aslong as everything is set up to run nicely and running as good as it should thats all that matters...
Also I noticed you changed in bind the nameservers to the VPS IP address.. It was before the address of my domain..
when I did a Traceroute. I get this
Query for DNS records for uniquez-home.com failed: Address not available
Does this matter.. Or should I change back to my domain.
Also I noticed you changed in bind the nameservers to the VPS IP address.. It was before the address of my domain..
when I did a Traceroute. I get this
Query for DNS records for uniquez-home.com failed: Address not available
Does this matter.. Or should I change back to my domain.