A little puzzled, as I've done this enough times, but this box is running ubuntu 12.04LTS and is my primary nagios server.

I need to run a few rather static sites on the same box (no problem with power on this), so I added a new virual site, added my info restarted, but all traffic is going from;

www.newsite.com getting a 301 over to nagios.domain.com/nagios with the working nagios info.

/etc/apache2/conf.d has a nagios.conf with a few rewrite rules, but the thing I noticed, it's only on php files. If I goto www.newsite.com/test.html I get my test page (in that vhost), yet if I goto www.newsite.com/index.php, I get the 301 and moved to nagios.

What simple thing am I overlooking! Tnx all

Well, php certainly isn't 'static' so its your choice... either enable dynamic/cgi and php or create an index.html instead.

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Sorry Chris a bit confused. I know PHP is not static, some of the site uses some form stuff that was done in php, so an index.html is not a solution.

As for enable dynamic/cgi, not sure I am following. From my history of virual hosts, if apache sees a match with the servername/alias, it stay's in that vhost. The fact that an .html displays in the right location yet PHP doesn't leads me to believe it would be something in the apache2/php.ini file since nothing in the 000-default has anything php related, but I see nothing. Going to google around now that I have some coffee started.

Thanks,

NM Chris, ended up getting it to work. Tried something as basic as removing php5 and then re-installing. Restarted apache and things fell into place nicely!

Thanks again.