Hello,

I will be happy to test this.  Thanks for the work!

--jason

On Apr 12, 2013, at 4:22 AM, ehcpdeveloper wrote:

> First, thanks for bug report and excelent explanation. It made me understand fully and easily.
> I agree with the problem.
> 
> Now, I tried to fix it in ehcp code, you may download the new testing version from ehcp.net/ehcp_yeni.tgz
> first, backup your existing ehcp, upgrade your ehcp, then test. 
> 
> after upgrade:
> restart your ehcp: /etc/init.d/ehcp restart
> logout & login back (this fixes a little about db)
> choose the domain that should reside last, 
> click settings below, right of screen, (settings of domain, currently single item)
> put a large value in "theorder" setting. (currently single item here)
> click submit.
> 
> your that domain will reside last in config, if everything goes right.
> 
> Note that this is new testing version of 0.33, I tested this function only, now, I did not test other parts throughly, 
> please test and send here any problems if occurs.. I will try to fix them all asap, if any. 
> 
> later, if you have much problem, you may fall back to older version. 
> Let us know the result ... and thanks for bug-report
> 
> 
> ** Changed in: ehcp
>   Importance: Undecided => Low
> 
> ** Changed in: ehcp
>     Assignee: (unassigned) => ehcpdeveloper (ehcpdeveloper)
> 
> ** Changed in: ehcp
>       Status: New => Fix Committed
> 
> ** Changed in: ehcp
>    Milestone: None => ehcp-0.33
> 
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> report.
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1166898
> 
> Title:
>  Domain entry order produces incorrect apache configuration
> 
> Status in Easy Hosting Control Panel for Ubuntu:
>  Fix Committed
> 
> Bug description:
>  Hello,
> 
>  This is ehcp version 0.30.9 running under ubuntu 11.10
> 
>  Here is the short version of my bug report:
> 
>  ehcp produces the apachehcp.conf file out of its database in the order
>  the domains were setup.  Ehcp needs to figure out parent and child
>  domain relationships and build the apachehcp.conf file in the correct
>  order.  This probably applies to the other apachehcp.* files also.
> 
>  Here is my explanation:
> 
>  My site runs a parent domain and several subdomains as separate sites.
>  Making these sub-sites into subdomains of the parent site is not an
>  option: each site is a separate paying customer.
> 
>  For instance the following domains are present (in the order they were
>  entered, and the order they appear)
> 
>  test.xxxx.com
>  customer1.xxxx.com
>  customer2.xxxx.com
>  xxxx.com
>  mu.xxxx.com
> 
>  Now, this produces the (shortened by me) apachehcp.conf file:
> 
>  <virtualhost *>
>     servername test.xxxx.com
>  </virtualhost>
> 
>  <virtualhost *>
>     servername customer1.xxxx.com
>  </virtualhost>
> 
>  <virtualhost *>
>     servername customer2.xxxx.com
>  </virtualhost>
> 
>  <virtualhost *>
>     servername xxxx.com
>  </virtualhost>
> 
>  <virtualhost *>
>     servername mu.xxxx.com
>  </virtualhost>
> 
> 
>  This results in the following behaviour: surfing to test.xxxx.com, customer1.xxxx.com, customer2.xxxx.com, and xxxx.com produce the correct sites, and their custom logs reflect this.
> 
>  However, surfing to "mu.xxxx.com" goes to the xxxx.com site.  the
>  customlog entries for xxxx.com show the accesses, and the original
>  host request as "mu.xxxx.com".  There are no .htaccess.
> 
>  Apache serves virtual hosts in the order they are defined, and will
>  deliver the browser request for mu.xxxx.com to xxxx.com.  Apache is
>  not aware of parent and child domains.  In order to test this, I
>  edited this apache configuration file and moved the xxxx.com section
>  to the very end, and reloaded apache.  the mu.xxxx.com site worked
>  correctly.
> 
>  A work-around could be to be able to alter the order that domains
>  appear in the database.  However, I do not know how the database is
>  structured enough to make modifications though.
> 
>  Thank you for your time...
> 
>  --jason brooks
> 
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