Tribe.net. Local Connections $item.owner.firstName http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/dc666efd-e74a-4820-96da-30e597de10a9#770a559a-376f-46ee-93cb-ba301b4220cf 2004-12-28T22:15:50Z 2004-12-28T22:15:50Z

That's only been available since 1.3.7 - if you're running an older version you'll need to upgrade first.

$item.owner.firstName 2004-12-28T22:15:50Z Pool http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/dc666efd-e74a-4820-96da-30e597de10a9#29b899e5-0165-44cc-ae6b-bcc35f641603 2004-12-21T21:21:19Z 2004-12-21T21:21:19Z

Use this and you can forget about all the other virtual hosting directives. VirtualDocumentRoot "/www/data/%0" VirtualScriptAlias "/www/cgi-bin/%0/" UseCanonicalName Off The %0 is a placeholder for the server name given in the incoming HTTP request. Adding a new host is as simple as adding a new directory, no further httpd.conf changes required.

Pool 2004-12-21T21:21:19Z the Other™ http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/dc666efd-e74a-4820-96da-30e597de10a9#7fa91cd9-85f1-4af1-b1bb-0d3fdce8f9cd 2004-12-20T13:50:56Z 2004-12-20T13:50:56Z

If you're trying to get it to work locally on a Windows machine, there might be some relevant notes, here: http://lithuania.tribe.net/thread/9c2930bf-e2da-4001-a19f-6a9bc28d93be?tribeid=f99cccae-0432-4192-8bbe-7c75306444d2&threads=true&r=10676#5cbc6e08-1b22-4c3e-96db-534deebc2e03 drove me crazy for weeks. Still not sure what I was doing wrong; all I know is I can get it to work, now!

the Other™ 2004-12-20T13:50:56Z Joseph http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/dc666efd-e74a-4820-96da-30e597de10a9#4dc39477-4351-4210-a598-fa96e49685c2 2004-12-20T11:04:05Z 2004-12-20T11:04:05Z

<VirtualHost 10.0.0.1> ServerName www.abc.dom ServerAdmin webgirl@abc.dom DocumentRoot /www/abc </VirtualHost> When you define the Virtual Host replace 10.0.0.1 with the ip you want the server to listen to for the virtual host. You will also want to make sure you define it with the Listen Directive pointing it to the ip as well as any others needed. ServerName you define with the address of the virutal host..you can also use *.abc.com to catch all sub-domains of the domain. DocumentRoot is where the virtual host is located on the server..the files to be hosted. Hope that proves helpfull.

Joseph 2004-12-20T11:04:05Z Steve http://ApacheServers.tribe.net/thread/dc666efd-e74a-4820-96da-30e597de10a9#1af478d2-42e9-480f-b7e4-f6a02266058f 2004-12-20T05:38:23Z 2004-12-20T05:38:23Z

Hi folks, I'm seeking a quick consultation from anyone who has set up httpd.conf to serve multiple VirtualHosts. I've RTFM'ed and I'm clearly just missing something that I suspect someone who has done this before can point out. This is probably in the area of exactly what is supposed to be on the NameVirtualHost, VirtualHost, and ServerName directives as well as what might go into /etc/hosts. If someone out there has time for a quick 5-10 minute phone call, I'd really appreciate it. Please e-mail me off list. Thanks much, Steve

Steve 2004-12-20T05:38:23Z