I have a website domain.com and a mobile version on m.domain.com. The regular site is in /home/www/html/domain.com and the mobile version is in /home/www/html/domain.com/m.

Is something like this in /etc/httpd/conf.d/domain.com.conf correct, or can I do it differently / better?

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerRoot /home/www/html/domain.com
ServerName domain.com
</VirtualHost>

<VirtualHost *:80>
ServerRoot /home/www/html/domain.com/m
ServerAlias m.smutaroo.com
</VirtualHost>

Is this how I do it or not. I am used to cPanel and I've never really worked on things like this.

httpd -t returns syntax ok but I have some connectivity problems with this website (it does not work / load basically) and it looks like it could be related to this.

Thanks.

And this is kind of odd, because if I go to domain.com it does not work at all, but when I enter domain.com/phpinfo.php it loads normally / right away.

Edit:
I have 6 different websites on the server and 6 separate config files like this in /etc/httpd/conf.d
The websites dont seem to load very good, and this could be related to this. Should I put it all in one file maybe and write it out differently all together, or what would be the best way to go?

On network side, ping domain.com and ping m.smutaroo.com are ok?

Ping on both the domain and the subdomain is ok, 0% packet loss.

Now replace all ServerRoot words with DocumentRoot in your conf files
ServerRoot is for the installed server dir, nothing to do with vh

I have that in the config, I made a mistake here. It is DocumentRoot everywhere.

You have more than what you posted in VHs configs? Any Directory directives that add settings for DocumentRoot directories?

No, this is it.

I get a strange error, in red, when I enter systemtcl stauts http. It looks like mod_evasive blacklist my own IP (the server IP, the one on which the websites are hosted) because of a possible DoS attack.

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