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I think I said this wrong.

In my apache file I have several stray ones.

Oviously the ones connected to a account need to stay but what about the ones in between the actual accounts.

there are about 50 just sitting there why?

Can get rid of these, I also think this what teels the bandwidth monitor that cancelled accounts are still there.

Any help is great thank you,

Charles
 

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[quote:2a99c7b7fb][i:2a99c7b7fb]Originally posted by DWHS.net[/i:2a99c7b7fb]

I think I said this wrong.

In my apache file I have several stray ones.

Oviously the ones connected to a account need to stay but what about the ones in between the actual accounts.

there are about 50 just sitting there why?

Can get rid of these, I also think this what teels the bandwidth monitor that cancelled accounts are still there.

Any help is great thank you,

Charles[/quote:2a99c7b7fb]

You can remove any commented out NameVirtualHost, in other words you can remove any NameVirtualHost which has a [b:2a99c7b7fb]#[/b:2a99c7b7fb] in front of it like this:
[b:2a99c7b7fb]#NameVirtualHost xxx.250.xxx.xxx:80[/b:2a99c7b7fb]

but you [b:2a99c7b7fb]cannot[/b:2a99c7b7fb] remove any NameVirtualHost

If you offer name based hosting (name-based virtual hosts should be used) a NameVirtualHost directive must appear with the IP address set to be used for the name-based virtualhosts. In other words, you must have the IP address that holds the hostname aliases (CNAMEs) for your name-based virtualhosts via a NameVirtualHost directive in your configuration file. (httpd.conf)

Multiple NameVirtualHost directives can be used each with a set of VirtualHost directives but only one NameVirtualHost directive should be used for each specific IP : port pair.

Unless a NameVirtualHost directive is used for a specific IP address the first virtualhost with that address is treated as an IP-based virtualhost. (IP based account)
 

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Thank you very much, if you don't mind one question about this.

Here is a example of the ones that are not commented out.

I put a &&& next to the stray one this one should stay correct.

Thank you,

&VirtualHost 66.250.110.131&
BytesLog domlogs/####-bytes_log
User ####
Group ####
ServerName ####
ServerAdmin ####
DocumentRoot /home/###/public_html/###
CustomLog domlogs/#### combined
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/###/public_html/####cgi-bin/
User ###
Group #####
&/VirtualHost&



NameVirtualHost 66.250.110.###:80 &&&


&VirtualHost 66.250.110.131&
ServerAdmin #####
DocumentRoot /home/####/public_html
BytesLog domlogs/####-bytes_log
User ####
Group ###
ServerName ####
ServerAlias ####
CustomLog domlogs/##### combined
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/####/public_html/cgi-bin/

&/VirtualHost&


NameVirtualHost 66.250.110.###:80 &&&


NameVirtualHost 66.250.110.###:80 &&&

&VirtualHost 66.250.110.131&
BytesLog domlogs/###-bytes_log
User ###
Group ###
ServerName ####
ServerAdmin wwwadmin@####
DocumentRoot /home/####/public_html/###
CustomLog domlogs/####combined
ScriptAlias /cgi-bin/ /home/####/public_html/####/cgi-bin/
User ####
Group #####
&/VirtualHost&
#Added by cpanel 5.0.0-STABLE_108 install &&&


I put several ### to hide infprmation.

Thanks again,

Charles
 

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[quote:a6ab217312][i:a6ab217312]Originally posted by itf[/i:a6ab217312]

[quote:a6ab217312][i:a6ab217312]Originally posted by DWHS.net[/i:a6ab217312]

I think I said this wrong.

In my apache file I have several stray ones.

Oviously the ones connected to a account need to stay but what about the ones in between the actual accounts.

there are about 50 just sitting there why?

Can get rid of these, I also think this what teels the bandwidth monitor that cancelled accounts are still there.

Any help is great thank you,

Charles[/quote:a6ab217312]

You can remove any commented out NameVirtualHost, in other words you can remove any NameVirtualHost which has a [b:a6ab217312]#[/b:a6ab217312] in front of it like this:
[b:a6ab217312]#NameVirtualHost xxx.250.xxx.xxx:80[/b:a6ab217312]

but you [b:a6ab217312]cannot[/b:a6ab217312] remove any NameVirtualHost

If you offer name based hosting (name-based virtual hosts should be used) a NameVirtualHost directive must appear with the IP address set to be used for the name-based virtualhosts. In other words, you must have the IP address that holds the hostname aliases (CNAMEs) for your name-based virtualhosts via a NameVirtualHost directive in your configuration file. (httpd.conf)

[b:a6ab217312]Multiple NameVirtualHost directives can be used each with a set of VirtualHost directives but only one NameVirtualHost directive should be used for each specific IP : port pair.[/b:a6ab217312]

Unless a NameVirtualHost directive is used for a specific IP address the first virtualhost with that address is treated as an IP-based virtualhost. (IP based account)[/quote:a6ab217312]

As you removed IP addresses I cannot recommend which one can be removed, read my post carefully,

However, let me show you an easier way:

restart your apache and check the errors
if you found like this line in the errors

[b:a6ab217312] [warn] NameVirtualHost 10.20.30.40:80 has no VirtualHosts[/b:a6ab217312]

then you can modify httpd.conf this way:
You [b:a6ab217312]must[/b:a6ab217312] keep one of
[b:a6ab217312]NameVirtualHost 10.20.30.40:80[/b:a6ab217312]
lines and remove its duplicates but you have not to remove any other NameVirtualHost directive
This directive is necessary as I explained for name based hosting
If there isn't such error you should not remove any NameVirtualHost line.