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The "RunningMultipleApacheInstances" page has been changed by FernanAguero. http://wiki.apache.org/httpd/RunningMultipleApacheInstances -------------------------------------------------- New page: = Running Multiple Apache Instances = This is a [[RecipeRequests]]. It is currently just an outline of what I think I'd want to be here. Please expand, add, suggest, and help complete this Recipe!. -- fernan == The Goal. Or: why do we need to run multiple apache instances in one host? == Briefly explain a couple of setups where running multiple apache instances is required and/or necessary. Example: running different web applications listening in different ports, and using a reverse proxy that forwards incoming requests (e.g. company1.com, company2.com, service1.com, etc.) to the corresponding apache instances. == HowTo == How do we configure apache so that we're able to start/stop/restart individual instances? Lots of guides online start by asking you to compile apache once for each instance, and installing to different local prefixes. This is a waste of time, and disk space. In FreeBSD, a clever port maintainer set up a number of rc scripts that allow you to do just this, painlessly. So we'll proceed to explain the FreeBSD approach firts, and then we'll try to figure out how to do something similar in Linux (Ubuntu). === The FreeBSD approach === === Doing it in Ubuntu? === --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
