Get 403 on New Websites

I installed a fresh 64-bit Centos OS 5.3 on GoGrid today. Installed VirtualMin GPL per instructions on Webmin site - using install.sh

Created my first virtual server (domain-1.com) - everything seems to be good. Uploaded wordpress and setup a simple wordpress blog.

Created a second virtual server with similar .org domain (domain-1.org). Immediately got a 403 when I tried to access it via browser. Uploaded an index.html - still didn’t work.
Created a third virtual server with different domain (domain-2.org) - uploaded index.html & index.php - works for index.html - get a 404 for index.php
Created a subdomain of 1st domain (test1.domain-1.com) and get a 403 even after uploading index.html

Please help.

Decide to try again. So I deleted the server and started again. Installed a 32-bit Centos 5.3. Installed Virtualmin GPL using install.sh

Created a virtual server (domain-1.com). Loaded wordpress --everything works when accessing it from browser at url http://domain-1.com

Created at second virtual server (domain-1.org). Loaded a simple index.html file – get 403 when attempting to access via browser

Created a third virtual server (domain-2.org). Loaded same simple index.html – get a 403 when accessing via browser

Is Virtualmin GPL (1) Setup for just one virtual host? (2) Not configuring Apache or BIND or some other service properly? (3) Causing some other problem?

Howdy,

No, there isn’t any kind of limitation, you should be able to use as many domains as you like. So, something seems awry :slight_smile:

What shows up in the error logs for that particular domain when you receive the 403? You can see the log messages in $HOME/logs/error_log.

-Eric