----- Original Message ----- From: "Dean Baender" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Friday, February 08, 2002 10:21 PM Subject: [AOLSERVER] Newbie question: virtual host config confusion
> I've just started working with AOLserver (v3.4.2), and I'm trying to > tackle virtual hosting... so far without success. And I must admit > to being a bit overwhelmed by the plethora of vhost modules, > especially since the documentation is often rather minimal. > > If anyone can provide or add to a comparison of the various vhost > modules, or perhaps give a configuration example for their favorite > module I'd be very appreciative. > > To start off, here are the modules I've tried and where I get stuck... > > 1. The C based vhost module (http://deadlock.ed.tudelft.nl/~daniel/vhost.html) its: http://deadlock.et.tudelft.nl/~daniel/vhost.html ;) > > The module builds with no warnings or errors. > The server starts normally... I get the Notice: modload: that vhost.so > loaded. > My vhost directories are /web/servers/server1/pages/<FQDN> > index.html has tried living in both .../<FQDN>/index.html and > .../<FQDN>/pages/index.html > > In either case when I try to connect to the server it dies with a > Seg Fault. This is the one I use.. my master host is www.ariven.com and it works great.. I have about 8 virtually hosted sites under it now... I am not sure what you are referring to when you use <FQDN> in your example above... but.. my main sites file path is: /web/ariven/pages/ One of my virtually hosted URLs is: http://www.bullybots.com and its file path is: /web/ariven/pages/www.bullybots.com/ so its index file is: /web/ariven/pages/www.bullybots.com/index.adp Though I -can- access it urlwise: www.ariven.com/www.bullybots.com/index.adp and I do that for testing as I am setting things up sometimes.. You do have to make sure that you include the "realhosts" parameter is in the ini file for the server.. ns_section "ns/server/cornet/module/vhost" ns_param realhosts "myserver;myserver.abc.com;myserver.def.com" so in mine its: ns_section "ns/server/ariven/module/vhost" ns_param realhosts www.ariven.com;ariven.com Once you have these ducks in a row it works great here.... it shares the tcl code with all virtually hosted servers though, so you have to be mindful when you are making registered procedures. -- Patrick Spence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> www.RandomRamblings.com www.Ariven.com www.ReturnOurRights.org
