[cobalt-users] Raq550 + shell-tools-2.03-0 + name based vhosts = caddvsite added sites resolve to site1

[Robin <robin@xxxxx>]

Hello,

I've several raq550's each with the RaQ550-shell-tools-2.03-0 RPM 
installed. I've a set of scripts that cause caddvsite and cadduser to be 
executed to create new sites/users from a central server that takes user 
registrations. This system works on all the other Raq550's (configured 
IDENTICALLY, as far as I can tell), however on the two new Raq550's 
we've just added to the setup things don't work in a rather bizarre fashion.

when the following commands get executed on the 2 new raqs:

/usr/sbin/caddvsite --domain=my.domain.com --host=test --maxusers=1 
--enable-cgi --enable-php --quota=50 --ipaddr=XXX.XXX.XXX.XXX

/usr/sbin/cadduser --name=test --password='userspassword' 
--fullname='Test' --fqdn=test.my.domain.com --admin 
--adminPassword='adminpassword'

The site _appears_ to be created as normal (exactly as it does on the 
working servers) - and everything appears correctly in the admin GUI, 
however when I visit http://test.my.domain.com in my browser, I am 
redirected to the server's site1 page (http://my.server.com) - the DNS 
is setup correctly using wildcard DNS to resolve *.my.domain.com to the 
the server's IP, and from reading through /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and 
the relevant files in /etc/httpd/conf/vhosts/ everything there appears 
to be correct (ie. no different than it is on the working servers).

From my experience this looks like apache's name based virtual setup 
isnt working, so I attempted adding a site from the admin panel, and 
this worked as normal! Comparing the new sites configuration to an 
unworking one's configuration showed me everything is apparently as it 
should be in both.

Has any one encountered something similar? Or is the writer (Jeff 
something .. ) of the shell tools around? I desparately need to solve 
this problem, any insight would be greatly appreciated; I've spent hours 
searching the archives and the web, and not found anyone with a remotely 
similar problem.

Regards,

Robin