not sure. but I think older browsers don't pass the server_name, but I think
it is simple enough to put up a front door.
ie.
index.html displays
link:domain1
link:domain2
from then on they browse
www.domain1.com/domain1/index.html
how much traffic are your sites pushing through?
?? Does the cflocation double the load on the server?
Where are you hosting? you can contact me offlist.
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From: "John Bowering" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Subject: Server_Name
Date: Wed, 29 Mar 2000 15:40:06 -0500
Has anyone had any problems relying on the 'server_name' variable? I am
trying to find a way to host 2 (or more) sites on one hosting account. Just
wondering how reliable it is.
This would be the index.htm:
<cfif server_name is 'www.Domain1.com'>
<cflocation url="/domain1">
<cfelseif server_name is 'www.domain2.com'>
<cflocation url="/domain2">
</cfif>
Or, if anyone has a better idea, can ya share? I would prefer not to pay
for 2 or more accounts for sites that aren't bringing in any money right
now.
Thanks,
John
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