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Editing default settings on services Bind & Apache

Currently ispmgr adds web sites as the following:'

Code:

<VirtualHost 123.123.123.123:80>

        ServerName test.com

        DocumentRoot /usr/home/test/data/www/test.com

        SuexecUserGroup test test

        CustomLog /usr/home/test/data/logs/test.com.access.log combined

        ErrorLog /usr/home/test/data/logs/test.com.error.log

</VirtualHost>

and adds domain (dns) sites as the following:

Code:

$TTL    3600

test.com.       IN      SOA     ns1.mydomain.com. dns.mydomain.com. (2007030301 10800 3600 604800 86400)

;

test.com.       IN      NS       ns1.mydomain.com.

test.com.       IN      NS       ns2.mydomain.com.

test.com.       IN      MX      10 mail

test.com.       IN      A       123.123.123.123

www     IN      A       123.123.123.123

ftp     IN      A       123.123.123.123

mail    IN      A       123.123.123.123

test.com.       IN      TXT     "v=spf1 a mx ~all"

Is there a way we can change the layout of how ispmgr adds those in or is that set in stone and un-editable? I do know that some settings are in ispmgr.conf such as the NS name servers and www,ftp,mail as default DNS entries, however i am looking to edit other items as well.

Thanks

Re: Editing default settings on services Bind & Apache

Quote:

Originally Posted by apryan

i am looking to edit other items as well.

what items ?

In apache I typically manually add the following for my domains:

Code:

ServerAdmin www@email.com

ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /usr/home/user/www/cgi-bin

ErrorDocument 404 http://www.mysite.com

Options Indexes FollowSymLinks MultiViews ExecCGI

For bind i typically prefer keeping things neater... much of this is minor, but it is something that I kind of wish could be modified if you know what I mean.

never mind... I figured out that all I have to do is add it into virtualhost.templ.

thanks.

Yes, great!
You read manual.