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cPanel VPS - ip\~username for all accounts go to same site

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  • cPanelMichael
    Hello :) It's possible the rewrite rules associated with the website are not compatible with Apache Mod_UserDir. To avoid this problem, edit the "hosts" file on your workstation to point the domain name to the IP address, instead of using Apache Mod_Userdir to preview the website. Editing the hosts file will let you access the site by typing the domain name into the browser before changing the name servers. Thank you.
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  • jonathan4465
    [quote="cPanelMichael, post: 1526792">Hello :) It's possible the rewrite rules associated with the website are not compatible with Apache Mod_UserDir. To avoid this problem, edit the "hosts" file on your workstation to point the domain name to the IP address, instead of using Apache Mod_Userdir to preview the website. Editing the hosts file will let you access the site by typing the domain name into the browser before changing the name servers. Thank you.
    Thanks for the tip! I did as you instructed and now I get an "internal server error 500" However, I know it is reading the appropriate directory since the proper favicon is displaying in my browser tab. I am not using an htaccess file so I don't think it's a rewrite issue, but I could be wrong. Any further advice?
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  • jonathan4465
    Just as an update, if I switch my php handler from suphp to dso the site comes up, albeit with a huge list of errors. I will continue to troubleshoot and post any resolutions if found.
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  • cPanelMichael
    [quote="jonathan4465, post: 1526871">I did as you instructed and now I get an "internal server error 500"
    You can check /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log for the specific error message. If you are using suPHP, it's likely the ownership/permissions are not configured to meet the requirements listed at: suPHP Considerations Thank you.
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