As I recently learned from someone else in here, you *could* do it like
this.
In the default document of the root web at the IP address, put something
like this:
<CFSWITCH EXPRESSION="#lcase(CGI.SERVER_NAME)#">
<CFCASE VALUE="www.site1.com, site1.com">
<CFLOCATION URL="/folder1/">
</CFCASE>
<CFCASE VALUE="www.site2.net, site2.net">
<CFLOCATION url="/folder2/bob.cfm>
</CFCASE>
<CFDEFAULTCASE>
<CFLOCATION URL="/index.cfm">
</CFDEFAULTCASE>
</CFSWITCH>
Under these conditions, if someone typed www.site1.com, they would get
redirected to www.site1.com/folder1/. www.site2.net would be
www.site2.net/site2/bob.cfm. Anything else and they get sent to index.cfm
in the root folder. It might not be 100% clean and pretty, but it works
well, especially for 'simpler sites'. Besides, most people won't know the
difference anyway.
A couple of working examples would be www.campcheokee.org, or
www.littlegoldangels.com [don't laugh, I didn't make these, I just set up
the servers ;) ]
Todd Ashworth
Web Application Developer
(803) 327-0137 [111]
| I have been looking through the help though I am not sure exactly
| what to search on. What i want to do is have as many domains as I want
| sharing on ip address, though i can't find out how to go about doing this.
| Anyone who knows how to do it would be greatly appreciated.
|
| Bob Everland
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