More to that: This is a leased server with a dozen or so IPs (to be used in
VirtualHosting, specifically) Right now however, if you go to any one of
those, you get the index.html or the standard site, because Apache is
listening to all those IPs. How do I restrict the *default* (or whatever
you call it) server to the box's main IP? I do not want anything at all to
show up on the other IPs untill we actually set up the new Virtual Sites.
JW
>Howdy,
>
>Being new to Linux we serving., I have a silly Q:
>
>the DocumentRoot on this server is /home/httpd/html right now if you go to
>the main ip in a web browser you see the index.html that resides there.
>
>I've figured out how to set up VirtualHosting OK, but I noticed that the
>example in /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf says:
>
>
>DocumentRoot /www/docs/host.somedomain.com
>
>
>Though the general Apache Docment root is of course /home/httpd/html
>
>So my Q is, what's the standard place to keep the directories for all the
>Virtual Sites on a an Apache server? We'll probably have about 10 - 20
>sites, all with different names. Of course, right now they're on NT, and
>they all reside in C:\intepub (or something like that) so if you listed
>C:\inetpub you'd see folders:
>
>C:\inetpub\ABC\
>C:\inetpub\DEF\
>C:\inetpub\Asdf\
>C:\inetpub\MyHomeSite\
>C:\inetpub\YourHomeSite\
>
>
>Etc. Is /home/httpd/html a good enough place to move these too, or is
>there something insecure about it? It really doesn't matter to me, but I'd
>like to do what's ever's "standard".
>
>Also, I'm intending on making all the dirs and docs owned by a webadmins
>group, and the users will just be whoever happens to make/move/copy the
>document (but not root) - does that sound ok?
>
>Thanks a bunch,
>
> JW
>
>
>
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