On Monday 03 April 2006 09:26, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Port forward 80 to one of the boxes internally on say 3128, then > install squid on that machine listening to 3128. Now configure > httpd_accel mode. Configure the webserver names and confirm when this > name is resolved it goes to either box on port 80. > > Then have the same names external dns resolve to your one static ip. > > Incoming users for either domain name/hostname will hit the router and > goto the squid server on the box you destined, then it will determine > by http-accel mode which websevrer on either box to talk too. > > That way both boxes webservers operate on the standard port 80 and no > user has to ever bother adding a port to end.
I can't see why ordinary name based virtual hosts is not applicable? I used to run http://tigger.ws http://www.vettux.com as two independent web sites on tigger in exactly the configuration you described. Normal name based virtual host. Both tigger.ws and www.vettux.com resolved to 202.71.175.58 I now run 1/2 doz. They are sub-domains, but DNS and virtual host names are the only things that need to change for own-domains eg http://tigger.ws http://juliet.tigger.ws http://deej.tigger.ws James -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group Mailing List - http://slug.org.au/ Subscription info and FAQs: http://slug.org.au/faq/mailinglists.html
