If you look at the:
/htdocs/manual/vhosts/index.html
It has information about setting up virtual hosts. It's been awhile since
I've set up a virtual host but I believe all it needs is to set up the DNS
settings if you want to use a domain name and then edit the configuration
file to contain:
yes, but I couldn't find anything. I have the O'Reilly book on Apache, but
it's at work. I'll check on it tomorrow. If anyone can point me at what
such a thing might be named in a book or a how-to? That might just be the
nudge I need. :)
Stewart
- Original Message -
From: "Beverly Gu
It can be done but I don't remember it offhand. I believe the apache
documentation has this well documented? Did you scan those?
Beverly
On Mon, 10 Apr 2000, Stewart Larsen wrote:
> I have a situation. I have a static IP on a DSL. I Have a machine with 2
> NIC's that is running an apache se
At 22:26 10/04/00 -0400, Stewart Larsen wrote:
>I have a situation. I have a static IP on a DSL. I Have a machine with 2
>NIC's that is running an apache server and a firewall I am masquerading a
>local network through this machine. Everything works great. But now, I
>want to set up another we
At 08:12 11/04/00 -0700, Jeff wrote:
>ReiserFS came up on the list yesterday, and I just ordered a 20.5 GB
>harddrive. I really *don't* want to fsck the whole darn thing ;).
ReiserFS is meant to be *very* fast.. However it has MAJOR crufty VFS layer
and the ReiserFS people are still trying to c
Jeff wrote:
>
> ReiserFS came up on the list yesterday, and I just ordered a 20.5 GB
> harddrive. I really *don't* want to fsck the whole darn thing ;).
>
> Anyway, anyone have any experience with these filesystems?
>
Ive been using reiser FS for a few months now. It seems to work fine,
and
ReiserFS came up on the list yesterday, and I just ordered a 20.5 GB
harddrive. I really *don't* want to fsck the whole darn thing ;).
Anyway, besides the ReiserFS, there is also XFS, JFS and EXT3 that have
journals.
They all still look pretty risky, considering that XFS source was just
relea
