> You router only sees the IP address and the port, and so can only make
> decisions based on that. The router doesn't see the URL unless it's an
> application level router, which I asume it isn't or you wouldn't be
> asking this here.
Krist:
You're right .. it's a plain old router, not applicat
> My first suggestion is comment out the proxy stuff for now, and just
> see if you can get vhosts working in general. You can test this by
> giving the vhosts a different DocumentRoot from the main server, and
> you'll know it's working based on what DocumentRoot is being served.
VHost is running
> Your namevirtualhost *:80 line should match what you have in your
>
Thanks
> You'll also want a Listen 80 line somewhere.
It is already listenting on the default port (80), so I didn't add the
line.
> Some other things that I notice. The first argument you have on
ProxyPass
> looks a lot li
Biran!
Thanks a million for the response
> Think you need:
>
> NameVirtualHost *
I have:
NameVirtualHost *:80
on httpd.conf
If I change it to
NameVirtualHost *
when I start httpd I get:
Starting httpd: [Fri Mar 27 16:01:40 2009] [error] VirtualHost *:80 --
mixing * ports and non-* ports with
/zimbra/httpd-2.2.8/htdocs/ http://192.168.100.5
But requests to mail.mydomain.com get answered by 192.168.100.5 showing the
default page ..
What am I doming wrong??
Thanks in advanced...
Ignacio Avellino
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