On Apr 30, 2006, at 12:57 AM, Wojciech Kocjan wrote:
Dnia 30-04-2006 o 00:42:30 John Buckman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> napisał:
I'm struggling to configure AOLserver to support multiple web
sites, with independent TCP/IP addresses.
Can someone attach a config file example of multihoming?
The config file seems to support it, but there are both server-
specific and global mentions of TCP/IP address and port #, so it's
quite unclear how to transfer the sample config file into one
that's multihome capable.
Notice you need to specify nssock multiple times and you need to
configure each of it's instances.
The config file below seems to be to get one $server instance to
listen to multiple IP addresses.
What I'm looking to do is have multiple $servers in one aolserver
process
Iie: host several unrelated web sites with one aolserver process.
Doable? Config example?
-john
ns_section "ns/server/$server/modules"
ns_param "nssock1" "nssock.so"
ns_param "nssock2" "nssock.so"
ns_section "ns/server/$server/module/nssock1"
ns_param "Port" "80"
ns_param "Hostname" "www1.something.com"
ns_param "Address" "10.0.0.1"
ns_section "ns/server/$server/module/nssock2"
ns_param "Port" "80"
ns_param "Hostname" "www2.something.com"
ns_param "Address" "10.0.0.2"
Of course ports may also differ.
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