> > If you remove the prefix in the table than the requirement to prefix the
> > URL goes away. It's just an example.
>
> Ok. But, If I want to set for default root URL, do I need apply
> some alias or redirect?
No, in that case you can use the prefix. That's what it's for.
> The last at moment:
> I'm working with apache-midgard-1.2.5 on a Madrake box whithout
> problems. But I notes that works fine the first time, but after
> reboot, It didn't work, for 80, 443 and 2000 ports showed the same
> page (default apache). I restarted apache, and It worked ok, again.
> Furthermore, you can add on your documentation that apache needs
> start before than mysql. I switch the init order for apache
> and mysql.
That is indeed the source of your problem.
Emile
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