answer is obvious.
> Daniel
>
> -Orig
> inal Message-
> From: Dzuy M. Nguyen <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> To: Debian User Mailing List
> Date: Monday, March 27, 2000 2:32 PM
> Subject: Apache virtual hosting
>
>
> If I
bian-user@lists.debian.org>Date:
Monday, March 27, 2000 2:32 PMSubject: Apache virtual
hosting
If I figure my apache web server to allow
virtual hosts,
does the 'DocumentRoot' directive in the main
server
configuration area of httpd.conf get
ignored?
If I figure my apache web server to allow virtual
hosts,
does the 'DocumentRoot' directive in the main
server
configuration area of httpd.conf get
ignored?
By setting up the virtual hosts, do all my
domains
have to be listed in:
And is this now the default directives the all
the
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On Tue, Aug 10, 1999 at 12:36:17PM -0700, Robert Jones wrote:
>
> What version of Apache were you using on Red Hat? Since 1.3, you need to
> explicitly define IP addresses you want to have named-based virtual hosts on
> with the 'NameVirtualHost' directive -- if you were on 1.2, and upgraded to
>
Quoth Bill West on 10 Aug, 1999:
> Strange problem here. I just moved on of my machines at work to debian from
> redhat. The apache server on that machine was doing virtual hosting of
> several sites using the same IP via VirtualName directives. Worked very well
> in fact. Now the debian apache wi
Strange problem here. I just moved on of my machines at work to debian from
redhat. The apache server on that machine was doing virtual hosting of
several sites using the same IP via VirtualName directives. Worked very well
in fact. Now the debian apache will not do the same thing for some reason.
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