on 5/14/01 6:12 PM, RDWest at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

> last question
> what does telnet do...
> what is it used for
Telnet is a virtual terminal that allows you to log into a remote computer
via a network of some sort, and presents you with a command prompt with
which to run commands and programs on the remote computer.

About the Set up below, you have 3 different domain names pointing to the
same IP. Apache chokes because it can't decide which page to deliver /gsp,
/tcoclan, or /shs
Darin
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> ---------------------------------------------
> 
> NameVirtualHost 24.9.19.5
> 
> 
> <VirtualHost 24.9.19.5>
> ServerName gsp.ath.cx
> DocumentRoot /vhost/gsp/html
> 
> <VirtualHost 24.9.19.5>
> ServerName tcoclan.ath.cx
> DocumentRoot /vhost/tcoclan/html
> 
> <VirtualHost 24.9.19.5>
> ServerName shs.tcoclan.ath.cx
> DocumentRoot /vhost/shs/html


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