Joe Brenner wrote:
>
> "Andy Sharp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > As others have aluded to, if you're trying to serve
> > multiple domains (or hostnames) off one IP, you use a
> > system called software virtual hosting. HTTP/1.1 Supports
> > the Host: field in the http header to resolve to t
> (Though, it's always seemed to me that it might be a decent
> design to have *one* vhost dedicated to accepting payments
>
> for the other vhosts... so when the user is ready to close
> the deal they get kicked to "payment.super_secure.com" where
> they're asked for the credit card info to fini
"Andy Sharp" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> As others have aluded to, if you're trying to serve
> multiple domains (or hostnames) off one IP, you use a
> system called software virtual hosting. HTTP/1.1 Supports
> the Host: field in the http header to resolve to the site
> domain.
There's a lim
iginal Message -
From: "Purcell, Scott" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Monday, December 03, 2001 11:12 AM
Subject: Multiple Sites
Hello,
I have the need to create 10 web sites off my Apache web server. I do not
want to use 10 IP addresses. So I am doing to c
DNS hosting is about $3/monthif your DNS admin does not allow that,
simply move on to the next one...
On Tue, 4 Dec 2001, Mithun Bhattacharya wrote:
> Medi Montaseri wrote:
>
> > If you only have one IP and want to have many web sites (ie URLs) for
> > your customers, then why don't you us
>From the start o' the thread:
> "But if I put in URL/directory and a forward slash/
> eg. http://URL/directory/ then it shows the default.htm page. But I
know my
> customers, and they will not put in the directory forward slash. How
do I
> get around this issue?"
This isn't really a mod_perl is
Medi Montaseri wrote:
> If you only have one IP and want to have many web sites (ie URLs) for
> your customers, then why don't you use VirtualHost. Then your customers
> can either have
>
> www.customer1.xyz.com
> www.customer2.xyz.com
>
> or
>
> www.customer1.com
> www.customer2.com
>
Th
If you only have one IP and want to have many web sites (ie URLs) for
your customers, then why don't you use VirtualHost. Then your customers
can either have
www.customer1.xyz.com
www.customer2.xyz.com
or
www.customer1.com
www.customer2.com
solve the problem at the root, not at the leaf...
L
>>But but it does not work. But if I put in URL/directory and a forward slash/
>>eg. http://URL/directory/ then it shows the default.htm page. But I know my
>>customers, and they will not put in the directory forward slash. How do I
>>get around this issue?
http://httpd.apache.org/docs-2.0/mod/m
Hello,
SP>But if I put in URL/directory and a forward slash/ eg.
SP>http://URL/directory/ then it shows the default.htm page. But I know my
SP>customers, and they will not put in the directory forward slash. How do
SP>I get around this issue?
RedirectMatch permanent ^/directory$ http://URL/d
Try setting your directory index like this...
DirectoryIndex default.htm index.htm default.html index.html
this should catch any one of the four files as the index when you enter
http://URL/directory.
Also, make sure "directory" is in your http root path. See the
httpd.conf file if yo
:: But but it does not work. But if I put in URL/directory and a
:: forward slash/
:: eg. http://URL/directory/ then it shows the default.htm page.
:: But I know my
:: customers, and they will not put in the directory forward slash. How do I
:: get around this issue?
Scott,
The best solution is
Hello,
I have the need to create 10 web sites off my Apache web server. I do not
want to use 10 IP addresses. So I am doing to cheeze and do a
URL/directory/index.html foreach site.
Then I would give each customer a URL of URL/directory and I would like the
index.html or the default.html to com
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