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[NiXiLL]

literally the only things there

do you even use it for anything? :U
i've ran openra servers (and i still run one even right now), openttd servers, minecraft servers, ftb servers, pysnip(openspades) servers and a bunch of my own programs incl chatbots for XMPP as well as IRC so it can get quite messy :3
you wouldn't see it in my home dir but i also use it as an XMPP server and an HTTP server

on another note, i'm working on scripts to make it easier for me to replicate server setups and such! :D

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[/Pacha]

well, i host teamspeak, irc, and a site that i don't do anything with.

i was planning on hosting a few games but i don't know what games would be fun to host. i might even set something up for xmpp if i feel up to it one day.

[NiXiLL]

well, i host teamspeak, irc, and a site that i don't do anything with.

i was planning on hosting a few games but i don't know what games would be fun to host. i might even set something up for xmpp if i feel up to it one day.

openra is a fun game :3
do set up an xmpp server!

[pefu19]

VPS cleanups anyone?

This is as clean as my VPS can get


Also guys, how do I set up a mail server? :D

[Port]

well nevermind

[/Pacha]

This is as clean as my VPS can get

you should do something w/ that

[pefu19]

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you should do something w/ that

Wait there is actually an apache web server going on there? Holy stuff I had no idea :O

[$trinick]

It's entirely possible (likely, even) that he uses virtual hosts to host a website. If he doesn't have a default website, the IP will fall through the check for his real website and default to Apache's default index file.

Wait there is actually an apache web server going on there? Holy stuff I had no idea :O

Or not.

[/Pacha]

Wait there is actually an apache web server going on there? Holy stuff I had no idea :O

check the /var/www/ directory. there should be an index.html document there, that'd be the test page.

[pefu19]

It's entirely possible (likely, even) that he uses virtual hosts to host a website. If he doesn't have a default website, the IP will fall through the check for his real website and default to Apache's default index file.

Or not.

No, that IP is my VPS's ip, I had no idea what so ever that there is a web server hosted on there apart from my linux

[pefu19]

check the /var/www/ directory. there should be an index.html document there, that'd be the test page.

lol.

[$trinick]

No, that IP is my VPS's ip, I had no idea what so ever that there is a web server hosted on there apart from my linux

I understand. Virtual Hosts are Apache's way of allowing a server to host more than one website. It changes the directory that it looks in on a per-website basis. For example, here's one of my virtual host configurations for my own server:

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<VirtualHost *:80>
    ServerAdmin trigun@centhra.com
    DocumentRoot "/home/centhra/www"
    ServerName centhra.com
    ServerAlias centhra.com
    ErrorLog "/home/centhra/log/ApacheErrorLog.txt"
    CustomLog "/home/centhra/log/ApacheCustomLog.txt" common
    <Directory "/home/centhra/www">
        Order allow,deny
        Allow from all
        AllowOverride All
    </Directory>
</VirtualHost>

Using this setup, apache won't load this website by accessing my server's IP because my server's IP does not match the domain "centhra.com." It will then default to the default website. I actually patched this issue by just making the default website centhra.com, but that means the other websites I host ( http://johnnypatterson.me/ ) can't be accessed through the server IP.

[pefu19]

I understand. Virtual Hosts are Apache's way of allowing a server to host more than one website. It changes the directory that it looks in on a per-website basis. For example, here's one of my virtual host configurations for my own server:

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Using this setup, apache won't load this website by accessing my server's IP because my server's IP does not match the domain "centhra.com." It will then default to the default website. I actually patched this issue by just making the default website centhra.com, but that means the other websites I host ( http://johnnypatterson.me/ ) can't be accessed through the server IP.

Oh that's quite cool, so like when it gets to your server with a certain request, it just guides it to the different websites?

EDIT TO NOT TRIPLEPOST: DemonVPS's staff is really helpful, I successfully pointed my domain's vps.domain A record to my VPS adress, access it at vps.querry00.co.uk, i might use this for something asp

[$trinick]

Oh that's quite cool, so like when it gets to your server with a certain request, it just guides it to the different websites?

Yep. http://centhra.com http://dev.centhra.com and http://johnnypatterson.me all lead to completely different directories and websites.

[NiXiLL]

i use nginx and my setup is wildly different from you guys :D

i have my web "root" in /web/lumi/ and it goes to /web/lumi/$host/ for any host