-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 Phill Coxon wrote: > I have no idea if this is possible so thought I'd ask those for more > knowledgeable here. > > I'm doing some work on a client website. I've set up a virtual site > locally using apache 2 so that I can have a mirror copy of the site to > make changes and test before uploading to the live site. > > At the moment I'm switching between the local and remote sites by > editing the IP address in /etc/hosts. > > What I'd like to know is if there is any way to set up local dns so that > I can resolve "examplesite.com" to either my local virtual site, or the > real live site based on the specified http port. > > i.e.: > > If I visit examplesite.com (standard port 80) I'll go to the live > interent site. > > But if I visit examplesite.com:81 I'll be redirected to the local > development virtual site running on my local computer. > > Probably can't be done but thought I'd ask and see what suggestions you > guys can come up with. > > > you could try Sub domains eg, www.examplesite.com for live site (and examplesite.com would redirect to it) and testing.examplesite.com would be the dev site
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