Kevin Orme said to '[EMAIL PROTECTED]':
KO> OK. So this worked, and works really good. However, one final
KO> annoyance - I can't seem to get both "interfaces" to
KO> 'auto-online' automatically. If I set them both to 'auto-online'
KO> with a short shell script to up the client connection values
KO> within miamisysctl.txt, that works, but I have to get the second
KO> 'interface' online manually, they won't both go online
KO> automatically (presumably when the computer is booted).
KO> Any suggestions? Otherwise, this works great with MiamiDx, you
KO> can map multiple static IPs on there no problem and hit them from
KO> other machines, etc.
KO> What I'm looking for is for the computer to boot (presumably if
KO> it goes down for whatever reason) and then restart automatically,
KO> and fire up MiamiDx with both interfaces for both IPs/websites
KO> being hosted on that computer, firing off the miamisysctl.txt
KO> script to up the # of client connections (from the far too small
KO> default of 10 - this ain't no crappy Personal Webserver!) as
KO> well as 'kill GUI' so MiamiDx is running and the icon sits on WB
KO> but the GUI isn't up.
KO> This works great in 'regular' Miami on my other webserver, but
KO> need a bit more help to pull it off in MiamiDx. Thanks in
KO> advance!
KO> Kevin Orme
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KO> ----------
KO> From: Stephen Illingworth
KO> Sent: Tuesday, September 05, 2000 1:13 AM
KO> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
KO> Subject: [Miami] Re: Miami and virtual domains
KO> Hello Kevin
KO> 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).
>>
KO> If you add more than one "interface" to one piece of "hardware"
KO> then that physical connection will accept packets intended for
KO> all IP addresses. In other words, on the "interfaces" page in
KO> the main MiamiDX prefs window, it is possible to have more
KO> than one interface definition for one piece of hardware.
KO> AFAIK, Miami (vanilla flavoured) doesn't support this.
KO> Steve
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