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Wed, 20 Apr 2005
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I was having a chat with some help desk guys from my hosting company. I run 3 domains, and was impressed that all I needed to do to add a domain was to add a directory structure under my www directory, and arrange to have a domain registered. I was actually expecting to have to go and have the help desk guys edit the apache configuration for me. (Thats how I would have done it at home). Here is their response: ------------------------------------------------ We use the apache module "mod_vhost_alias". If a browser requests a domain that points to 63.111.27.87 and that domain has a directory in ~/www, it becomes the DocumentRoot. Your VirtualHost section looks like this: ServerName drj-electronics.com ErrorLog /home2/username/www/logs/error ServerSignature off VirtualDocumentRoot /home2/username/www/%0 VirtualScriptAlias /home2/username/www/%0/cgi-bin User username Group users DocumentRoot /home2/username/www ------------------------------------------------ Boy, hasn'y apache grown up while I wasn't watching. |
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DRJ-Consulting - A site focused on saving energy. Dougs Word Clocks - I make my own clock that tells the time using words. we Just Dont Talk About That - A site for sharing funny family stories. Megan's weblog Email me at doug@stillhq.com |
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