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Hi folks,
I'm prepared registering several free subdomain for server testing. Please advise where can I find them, other than .com.nu, changeip, freeDNS, subdomain.net .etc.
TIA
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- 04-27-2011 #1Linux Guru
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Free sub-domain
Hi folks,
I'm prepared registering several free subdomain for server testing. Please advise where can I find them, other than .com.nu, changeip, freeDNS, subdomain.net .etc.
TIA
B.R.
satimis
- 04-27-2011 #2
Afraid.org works pretty well for me.
Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
- 04-27-2011 #3Linux Guru
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Hi,
Thanks for your advice.
I have the subdomain "satimis.strangled.net" registered for more than a week. On their website the subdomain is pointing at the router public IP (static IP). Port 80 and 8080 have been forward to the local IP of the server. I can ping the subdomain but I can't browse its homepage. I can't resolve the problem. Other subdomain and domain work without such a problem.
B.R.
satimis
- 04-27-2011 #4
I get a placeholder on that site. Lighttpd not configured with the right DocumentRoot? Or is that not what you meant?
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- 04-27-2011 #5Linux Guru
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mysql> SELECT domain from domains;
Code:+---------------------------+ | domain | +---------------------------+ ..... .... | www.satimis.strangled.net | +---------------------------+
mysql> SELECT docroot from domains;I performed same steps to setup other domain and subdomain. They are working without problem. I couldn't discover the cause. The homepage of "www.satimis.strangled.net" can't be browsed, server NOT found.Code:+-----------------------------------------+ | docroot | +-----------------------------------------+ .... .... | /var/www/www.satimis.strangled.net/web/ | +-----------------------------------------+
Edit:
$ ls /etc/lighttpd/$ ls /etc/lighttpd/conf-available/Code:conf-available conf-enabled lighttpd.conf
$ sudo ls -al /etc/lighttpd/conf-enabled/Code:05-auth.conf 10-simple-vhost.conf 10-access.conf 10-ssi.conf 10-accesslog.conf 10-ssl.conf 10-cgi.conf 10-status.conf 10-fastcgi.conf 10-userdir.conf 10-no-www.conf 15-fastcgi-php.conf 10-proxy.conf 90-debian-doc.conf 10-rrdtool.conf README
satimisCode:total 8 drwxr-xr-x 2 root root 4096 2010-07-18 09:16 . drwxr-xr-x 4 root root 4096 2011-04-19 00:00 ..
- 04-27-2011 #6
Ah, it appears DNS for
satimis.strangled.net exists but
www.satimis.strangled.net doesn't.
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The way it looks to me is that your webserver is ready to send incoming connections for www.satimis.strangled.net to the right page, but the DNS only knows satimis.strangled.net.
Now if you connect to satimis.strangled.net the webserver doesn't know what page to send, and when you connect to www.satimis.strangled.net the DNS system doesn't know what server to direct to.
You may test this if on your server you add a site called satimis.strangled.net with a file index.html with nothing but the text 'test123' or so in it and see if that comes up.Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
- 04-27-2011 #7Linux Guru
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On host browser
1)
www.satimis.strangled.net
Server NOT found
2)
satimis.strangled.net
Placeholder page
There is only one line on index.html
$ cat /var/www/www.satimis.strangled.net/web/index.html[code]
www.satimis.strangled.net
[code]
$ sudo nano /var/www/www.satimis.strangled.net/web/index.html
change the line to;
test123
Situation remains unchanged as reported above.
I'm in complete lost why only satimis.strangled.net has problem, not other domain and subdomain?
satimis
- 04-27-2011 #8Hmmmmm
Originally Posted by satimis
I notice www.satimis.strangled.net resolves to a different IP than satimis.strangled.net itself. I'd start by checking if these (sub)domains resolve to the right IP and adjust them if necessary by your DNS service.Can't tell an OS by it's GUI
- 04-27-2011 #9Linux Guru
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I don't run DNS server here using ISP DNS server instead. Just added another subdomain. It works seamlessly.
I have had a bitter lesson at start. There were only 2 vhosts, mydomain.com and satimis.strangled.com. I couldn't browse the latter. Therefore I suspected whether I can run vhost on VM. Then I started googling and posting. Some folks blamed me raising such silly question. A VM can be considered as a working PC. Later I added another subdomain. It worked seamlessly. strangled.com made me suffer for more than a week.
satimis
- 04-27-2011 #10That is true, or at least for 90% true. Host and guest have some peculiar interactions sometimes. But for most intents and purposes, you can view them as fully separate machines.
Originally Posted by satimis
I may misunderstand, but all subdomains of strangled.net are registered through afraid.com?
Originally Posted by satimis
So I mean, it's just a matter of adding www.satimis.strangled.net to your afraid.com account and wait for this to propagate over the internet. That can be quite fast, but sometimes takes hours.Can't tell an OS by it's GUI


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