OK. So this worked, and works really good. However, one final annoyance - I can't
seem to get both "interfaces" to 'auto-online' automatically. If I set them both to
'auto-online' with a short shell script to up the client connection values within
miamisysctl.txt, that works, but I have to get the second 'interface' online manually,
they won't both go online automatically (presumably when the computer is booted).
Any suggestions? Otherwise, this works great with MiamiDx, you can map multiple
static IPs on there no problem and hit them from other machines, etc.
What I'm looking for is for the computer to boot (presumably if it goes down for
whatever reason) and then restart automatically, and fire up MiamiDx with both
interfaces for both IPs/websites being hosted on that computer, firing off the
miamisysctl.txt script to up the # of client connections (from the far too small
default of 10 - this ain't no crappy Personal Webserver!) as well as 'kill GUI' so
MiamiDx is running and the icon sits on WB but the GUI isn't up.
This works great in 'regular' Miami on my other webserver, but need a bit more help to
pull it off in MiamiDx. Thanks in advance!
Kevin Orme
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From: Stephen Illingworth
Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 1:13 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Miami] Re: Miami and virtual domains
Hello Kevin
On 05-Sep-00, you wrote:
> Is it possible to have Miami handle multiple virtual domains on the same
> Amiga webserver? I ask because I know AmiTCP had the ability with good ol'
> AWS, per the page:
>
> http://cvilleswings.com/aws/virtdomain.html
>
> and I'm pretty sure that Miami can do everything (and then some) vs.
> AmiTCP. I looked in Miami Dx as well as in Miami (have both, on different
> computers) but was unable to figure it out. I have more than one static
> IP, so I can put more than one IP on the machine, assuming Miami supports
> that.
>
> I tried messing around with the Database settings (hosts and services,
> specifically) but to no avail. But then again, I could be reading the
> documentation wrong (I did try to do that before pinging the list).
>
If you add more than one "interface" to one piece of "hardware" then that
physical connection will accept packets intended for all IP addresses. In
other words, on the "interfaces" page in the main MiamiDX prefs window, it
is possible to have more than one interface definition for one piece of
hardware.
AFAIK, Miami (vanilla flavoured) doesn't support this.
Steve
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