[Wylug-help] Sub domains

[linux]

Thanks, but that doesn't resolve the issue.  Should I be looking at the router then?


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From: Türker Sezer <dirigeant at gmail.com> 
Date:  
To: linux <linux at sh2515.plus.com> 
Cc: wylug-help at wylug.org.uk 
Subject: Re: [Wylug-help] Sub domains 
 
On Saturday, November 23, 2013, linux wrote:
Sorry I probably didn't explain it properly. Take for example cloud.mysite.com, I have named vhosts set up and working from the internet, however if I am connecting to cloud.mysite.com from my home network/internet - which is the same network the server is on - it does not recognise it.

Some home routers may cause that problem. As a simple solution, you can define local ip of your server in your /etc/hosts file to connect it.

You should add this line as a new line to /etc/hosts file of your client computer.

<server_ip> cloud.mysite.com

e.g
192.168.1.10 cloud.mysite.com owncloud.mysite.com sub3.mysite.com


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Türker Sezer
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