2010/1/18 Krist van Besien <[email protected]> > 2010/1/16 Jiongliang Zhang <[email protected]>: > > > so when I using mydomain:80 and mydomain:8080, I can request both of > them. > > But now I have new reqirements, I hope using mydomain/mailman and > > mydomain/redmine > > to identify them, just like: > > > > http://mydomain/mailman > > http://mydomain/redmine > > > > on ubuntu server 8.04, apache2.2, ip: 192.168.1.128, domain: mydomain > > > > mailman path: /var/lib/mailman/* > > redmine path: /var/lib/redmine/* > > > > How can I do this. (I'm newbee on apache) > > What you need to know first is that: > > http://mydomain/mailman > http://mydomain/redmine > > Are just two paths on one server instance. So forget about > virtualhosts, you don't need them. Just get your http://mydomain > server working first. > > Then once that works you can add aliase to your config. So it would > look like this: > > > Alias /mailman /var/lib/mailman > Alias /redmine /var/lib/redmine >
Many thanks first. It works for me at first link, but after I enter into the web site, just like http://mydomain/redmine, all links cann't change to http://mydomain/redmine/* as their header, for example: Redmine website has path : /login, and the normal way (no Alias), the web space is: http://mydomain/login, when I use Alias directive, the homepage, can use http://mydomain/redmine to access, but the /login, cann't change to http://mydomain/redmine/login, it's still http://mydomain/login. Can I change its links by Apache? PS: Redmine (http://www.redmine.org), is deployed: Ubuntu8.04 server + Apache2.2 Proxy + Mongrel Cluster. -- Best regards！ Thanks Jiongliang Zhang
