Michael Konrad wrote: > Ah, two IP addresses can be used to support a virtual host under Apache. Suppose > you have mydomain.com setup to listen to ip address x.x.x.x and you want to setup > mycompany.com on the same machine, that can be accomplished with ip aliasing. > First it has to be selected when compiling the kernel, then you can use > linuxconf(or the tool of your choice) to setup two ip addresses on the same nic. > Then you configure apache with a Virtual Host and voila. > Virtual Hosts on Apache can ALL listen to the same IP address: just have them appropriately added in the http[s]d.conf file. You do not need two IP addresses for that... Herman
- [expert] Probl�me de configuration ALIAS IP Thierry HENNIART
- [expert] Re: [expert] Problčme de co... Denis Havlik
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Probl?me de ... Michael Konrad
- [expert] =?x-unknown?q?Re=3A_=5Bex... Herman Van Keer (softouch)
- [expert] =?x-unknown?q?Re=3A_=... Axalon Bloodstone
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert]... Herman Van Keer (softouch)
- [expert] =?x-unknown?... Axalon Bloodstone
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Probl?me... Denis Havlik
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Prob... Herman Van Keer (softouch)
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Prob... Jean-Louis Debert
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Problč... Eric Dexter
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Probl?me de ... Herman Van Keer (softouch)
- Re: [expert] Re: [expert] Probl?me de ... Larry Sword
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