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  = Running Multiple Apache Instances =
  
- This is a [[RecipeRequests]]. It currently contains what I think I'd want to 
be here. The FreeBSD section is essentially done, although I'd appreciate 
review by a peer, suggestions, etc. 
+ This is a Recipe for configuring multiple apache instances. While writing 
this recipe I've noticed that there are other pages in this wiki that also deal 
with this subject, either tangently or in more direct ways:
+  * [[ExtendingPrivilegeSeparation]] -- run several apache instances behind a 
reverse proxy, use high ports for the backend instances to improve security
+  * [[DifferentUserIDsUsingReverseProxy]] -- run several apache instances 
behind a reverse proxy, run each instance under an different unpriviliged user
  
- The Ubuntu section is a work in progress, because I've never done this in 
Ubuntu, and I'm not really sure if it will be as easy to do as in FreeBSD. 
Please expand, add, suggest, and help complete this Recipe!.
+ Some of the ideas in this recipe have already been advanced in these other 
wiki pages. However, the focus of this recipe is more on the operating system 
support (FreeBSD, Ubuntu) for this type of set up. The operating system usually 
provides facilities, such as rc(8) in BSD systems, or init(5) in Linux and 
other SysV systems, that help admins in launching processes after sucessfully 
booting the system. 
+ 
+ This recipe, therefore complements those already in the wiki, and provides a 
step-by-step guide to configure such a setup in a BSD system (FreeBSD) and in a 
SysV-like system (Ubuntu). Hopefully it can be easily translated to other linux 
or *BSD flavours.
+ 
+ ''Note:'' The Ubuntu section is still a work in progress.
  
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  fernan

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