On 25 Feb 2010, at 07:10, Lester Caine wrote:
Jonathan Zuckerman wrote:
From: "Rupert Reid" <isingl...@madasafish.com
What I want to achieve is that
when
a browser clicks on http://
80.189.101.120/isinglive/
rosario.php
<http://80.189.101.120/
isinglive/rosario.php>,
I want apache to send http://
isinglive.co.uk/rosario.php
<http://isinglive.co.uk/
rosario.php>
to the browser (not the
former) or if
http://80.189.101.120/
cantoenvivo/filosofia.php
is clicked show
http://cantoenvivo.com/
filosofia.php.
How can I get apache to do
dynamically this dynamically
for each
virtual domain?
It is really important for me
that
the URL as described is sent to
the browser - without it
browsers
cannot bookmark pages.
If there is any more information
that you need to help with this
please let me know and i will
post it.
Cutt the crap .... then people might realize who is asking and who
is answering
Im not doing anything weird at all. I am going to each page, and
bringing down the book mark menu and selecting Bookmark This Page
and then select Done on the window.
I'm saying your webpage is weird, can you explain why your links are
using the IP instead of the hostname?
Jonathan ... Daniel is just trying to help Robert out.
It is Robert that has the 'weird webpages', and I suspect is is
because he is unable to view his pages locally because a third
party is providing the dns mapping.
Robert ... first thing to do is replace the ip addresses with the
proper host address http://80.189.101.120/isinglive/ -> http://
isinglive.co.uk/ then at least we have the page looking right. This
may give you a problem LOOKING at the site from your machine, in
which case adding
80.189.101.120 isinglive.co.uk
to the 'host' file should get around that problem, but the /
isinglive/ bit will then be a problem locally, but that is the bit
apache virtual hosts should be taking care of.
Before I had proper dns serving of my own website I used to have to
look at it from the outside. I could not see it properly inside my
IP address ;)
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Thanks for the advice Lester,
Robert ... first thing to do is replace the ip addresses with the
proper host address http://80.189.101.120/isinglive/ -> http://
isinglive.co.uk/ then at least we have the page looking right.
If i do this in dns, then won't requests loop back to itself and
never reach my machine?
This may give you a problem LOOKING at the site from your machine,
in which case adding
80.189.101.120 isinglive.co.uk
Without changing the changing the hosts file, I am able to view the
site locally at http:isinglive.co.uk/rootfolder/ or by http://
192.168.1.4/
This is my setup:
This is what is in the hosts file:
192.168.1.4 isinglive.co.uk
This is what is in the <VirtualHost>:
<VirtualHost 192.168.1.4>
ServerAdmin ad...@isinglive.co.uk
DocumentRoot /Server/isinglive
ServerName www.isinglive.co.uk
ServerAlias isinglive
</VirtualHost>
This is what is in the OSX Network Preferences
Show = isinglive.co.uk
TCP/IP
Configure iPv4 = manually
iP Address = 192.168.1.4
This is what the router has in LAN clients
IP Address Hostname MAC Type
192.168.1.4 isinglive.co.uk 00:19:e3:3b:b7:13 Static
What is wrong with this setup?
Thanks Rupert
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