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#1 2004-07-08 09:27:36
automatic subdomains... index.html vs. index.php
I am trying to use the automatic subdomain feature, by creating a folder in my public_html. The problem is that if there is only an 'index.html' in that folder, the subdomain doesn't work. But if there is an 'index.php', it does.
I believe that index.php is first in the DirectoryIndex settings in Apache.conf, but shouldn't the mod_vd then jump to any other acceptable entries from DirectoryIndex? I assume 'index.html' is in there, but it's not working...
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#3 2004-07-08 11:21:52
Re: automatic subdomains... index.html vs. index.php
See http://www.textdrive.com/forum/viewtopi … d=469#5745 for howto
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#4 2004-07-08 11:27:58
Re: automatic subdomains... index.html vs. index.php
yeah, I know how to put in an .htaccess file, and add the index.html...
This was more a post about what I perceive to be a bug. (I actually use .php files almost exclusively, but when testing the subdomaining, used .html just because and wondered what was up)
Apache will hit up the index.html file if I head to 'www.domain.com/test/' but not if I visit 'test.domain.com' . Unless I'm crazy (debatable) this isn't how it should work, and is probably an issue with mod_vd...?
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