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[solved] Cronjob is destroying Documentroot in Main vHost File

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Hi,

 

I just installed Froxlor and it works like a charm.

But one question, I've got left.

 

When I create a customer or a domain ( even if it's just a customer without domain), after the cronjob, my virtual host changes the

doument root from:

NameVirtualHost 12.34.56.78:80
<VirtualHost 12.34.56.78:80>
DocumentRoot "/var/www"
 ServerName myfroxlordomain.de

</VirtualHost>

to

NameVirtualHost 12.34.56.78:80
<VirtualHost 12.34.56.78:80>
DocumentRoot "/var/"
 ServerName myfroxlordomain.de

</VirtualHost>

This is making it unable for me to connect to the myfroxlordomain.de web login. I just the the Directory Index and if I add myfroxlordomain.de/www I'm back in my dashboard.

 

Anyone an idea why I got this error ?

I controlled my cronjob settings and that looks just fine.

 

It like everytime I do a change, the Documentroot of the virtual host gets editet to /var instead of /var/www. But why ???

Did you customize the docroot in your ip/port settings? or did you install froxlor in /var/www/ without a subdirectory?

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WOW, that did it for me. you're awesome, I forgot that without installing via apt-get it's getting a little bit tricky ;-)
Thanks a lot.

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