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[Bug 462405] Re: default-mythbuntu changed my root website when I recently upgraded

 

This fix was introduced on the alpha 3 release for Mythbuntu 10.04.

** Changed in: mythbuntu
       Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released

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default-mythbuntu changed my root website when I recently upgraded
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Status in Mythbuntu, Ubuntu derivative focused upon MythTV: Fix Released
Status in “mythplugins” package in Ubuntu: Fix Released

Bug description:
My most recent weekly build upgrade of mythweb resulted in my root website being replaced by the mythweb site.  I traced the cause to the fact that a file was created (/etc/apache2/sites-enabled/default-mythbuntu) that was redirecting via 301 HTTP messages to the mythweb site.

Problem was resolved by

a2dissite default-mythbuntu

/etc/init.d/apache2 restart

This particular weekly update failed to install via apt and update-manager.  The reported reason via the command line was that it was unable to find a particular file (/etc/aache2/sites-available/default).  I use virtual hosting in apache and thus do not ahve a "default" site.  I manually created a symlink to my main website config file and called it default.  This allowed the upgrade to complete, but then the problem above occurred.

I hope future builds do not install this file, as it breaks my apache config and requires manually updating things (assuming the upgrade can occur without a default site).