Ken Ambrose said:
>Hi, Larry (thanks for the job tip!). Bad news: no. What you can do is
>try to cheat, and use the VirtualHost function of Apache (discussed on
>this same bat channel just yesterday) to allow different hostnames to
>"resolve" to different URLs. Aside from that, there's no way to have
>multiple hosts respond (properly, at any rate) to the same query to the
>same port on the same IP address. [As always, I'm willing to be proven
>wrong...]
How about front-ending the web servers with LVS (Linux Virtual Server),
which is designed for load-balancing (http://www.linuxvirtualserver.org).
VA's UltraMonkey and Red Hat's Clustering are both based on this.
jeff
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