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acidburn0520

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Hey guys, I just recently noticed that our website is having domain problems - at least, that's what it looks like. We have our Add-on Domain setup properly in cPanel and all seems to be working fine as far as our forum goes. When our users go to soljasrevenge.com/forum -- the address stays as such -- now, when people go to other directories on our site, say for example: soljasrevenge.com/images; the URL in the Address Bar changes from soljasrevenge.com to www.clansr.x10hosting.com. Thus far I've had a handful of people confirm that it is happening, so it's not something on my end. I'd appreciate it if an Account Manager or someone could take a look and see what's up.

PS. At first I noticed it when I installed a testboard for our forum, so I assumed it was something wrong with the testboard. I searched at vB's Support Forum and found a thread in which a member was having a similar problem, one of the vB Support Staff suggested the following:

I think you'll have to ask them to make a VirtualHost entry in httpd.conf for the domain and point the DocumentRoot to the directory of the subdomain.

I'm not sure if that's what needs to be done or not, but I thought I'd try and save you guys a few steps if at all possible. Thanks again.
 

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I don't think that this is a "domain problem", try it your self if you write in the url soljasrevenge.com/forum (without the final slash or a reference to a file) it will redirect you to the "main domain", i realy don't know why this happens, my guess will tell consult Apache
 

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He's right. If I add a final slash afterwards, it goes through fine, without it the URL changes to clansr.x10hosting.com -- somebody needs to fix that.
 

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Is it an add-on domain or parked domain.

Parked domain is "parked" over the old one, so apache uses the old one.

An Add-on domain has a seperate dir like /forums you be /home/username/public_html/domain dir/forums

so http://sub-domain.x10hosting.com/forums wouldnt work.

It looks like you parked it.
 

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Can an account manager set it as an Add-on domain for me?

Edit: I just looked in cPanel -- according to it, I set the Domain as a Parked Domain; there are no Add-on Domains. What gives?
 
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To set it as an Add-On, you click the image next to Parked Domains.
 

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We cant access your cPanel.

1. Unpark Domain
2. Add-on domain
3. Move files to new folder

Thats the steps to follow.
 
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