Joshua Chamas wrote:
>Yes, its possible to do just as you are trying... and I would question
>whether the section is even being recognized for the site
>in question? If after I have confirmed the working of the
>section, I might check to make sure there isn't a .htaccess being picked up
>o
"John D. Leonard II" wrote:
>
> Joshua:
>
> > # NODEWORKS HTTP
> >
> > ServerName www.nodeworks.com
> > ServerAlias nodeworks.com
> > Include conf/nodeworks/html.conf
> > PerlSetVar StatScripts 0
> >
>
> What is inside one of the .conf files used in the Include statement above?
>
No
Joshua:
> # NODEWORKS HTTP
>
> ServerName www.nodeworks.com
> ServerAlias nodeworks.com
> Include conf/nodeworks/html.conf
> PerlSetVar StatScripts 0
>
What is inside one of the .conf files used in the Include statement above?
JL
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Steve Fosdick wrote:
>
> I am trying to set up multiple versions of an application on a single
> server using different virtual hosts to distinguish the versions of
> the application. Each version needs its own global.asa which I want
> to locate outside the WWW visible tree for the application.
I am trying to set up multiple versions of an application on a single
server using different virtual hosts to distinguish the versions of
the application. Each version needs its own global.asa which I want
to locate outside the WWW visible tree for the application.
In order to acheive this I hav
