Re: [cobalt-users] Migration hangovers

[Gerald Waugh <gwaugh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On Thursday 14 February 2002 09:46 pm, Les Hershoff wrote:
> A month ago I migrated using the CMU from a RaQ3 to a RaQ4 and while it did
> move all the users and passwords and mail queues ok there were various
> problems.
>
> One I will just mention as it will be of interest to others. Any user that
> had ever used the mail forwarding in their account had that restored. This
> was a big problem as many of the accounts forwarded to no longer existed.
> No idea why this happened but I had to go over every mail user and check
> for this.
>
> Another issue is still lingering and I seek assistance with it. As reported
> by many others, CMU changes the list order of the virtual domains to a non
> alphabetical, random order. This is not too big of a problem as I can use
> the search function to find the domain I need to work on (there are about
> 70) but it would be real nice to have them sorted properly.

If you click-on the column headers the list is sorted indifferent fashion


> The other big one that is really making me crazy is that one domain has
> been chosen as the server default and it resolves not the actual home site
> if the ip is used. I am pretty sure I have to hack at the httpd.conf to fix
> this but I am reluctant to do so without clear direction. I notice that the
> domain in question comes after a long series of blank lines in httpd.conf.
>
> Any answers or clues would be much appreciated.

delete all those blank lines.
The server VirtualHost should be the topmost VirtualHost container.
If you have include files include them after the servers virtualHost 
container. 

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Gerald Waugh