I need to tell the Apache Web Server on one of the LAN Linux machines to respond to a specific URL. As things stand now it figures out that it is called "database" and identifies it's IP address (as it should) as 192.168.1.8.
I don't want this to change. But I have one of it's directories as the back up directory for a virtual web site in the USA on a server farm. I want to be able to serve on the LAN exactly what the virtual hosted web site serves. I am having a problem because I do not use relative addressing to files but use the full URL of the Hosted virtual web site which we can call www.tedssite.com. I need to access www.tedssite.com out there on the Internet to upload files, maintain an exact copy, management using the browser, and so on. But I would like this Lan based Apache server to be able to serve these URL specific files all containing www.tedssite.com. IS THERE A WAY OF MAKING THE APACHE WEB SERVER translate www.tedssite.com as one of it's local server directories and still not cause a conflict when browsers use the same address to go off through the gateway to www.tedssite.com???? _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
