Hi everybody,
As I read there are several possibilities to get AOLserver serving
virtual hosts.
There are 90 domains which shall be handeled by one AOLserver. Some
of this domains use the same document-root.
What is the best and easiest way to get those domains handeled by the
AOLserver?
The way most people add any virtual servers is by taking the stock nsd.tcl
file for all the basic non-server specific settings.
Then when you come to the ns/server/$servername sections, you want to
automate things a little. One way is to move that to one file per server
and in the main nsd.tcl glo
Here's an alternate approach that doesn't use virutal servers, and
instead uses a tiny bit of logic that specifies page roots based on
the HTTP host header passed in on the request. I'd suggest
configuring a "start page" for this logic over using a registered
proc, since this will allow you
On Monday 26 September 2005 03:26, Christian Krause wrote:
> Hi everybody,
>
> As I read there are several possibilities to get AOLserver serving
> virtual hosts.
> There are 90 domains which shall be handeled by one AOLserver. Some
> of this domains use the same document-root.
>
> What is the best
On 2005.09.26, Nathan Folkman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> [...] I'd suggest configuring a "start page" for this [...]
Definitely. And, if you'd rather not edit an ADP to change your
configuration, perhaps an alternate approach would be better -- this
smells a lot more like the way Vignette handl
On Monday 26 September 2005 08:39, Dossy Shiobara wrote:
> One warning: hosting dynamic pages (ADPs) this way is very dangerous.
> Software virtual servers with AOLserver is ONLY safe for static content
> only.
Isn't this only true in the case of multiple users/webmasters?
tom jackson
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AOL
On 2005.09.26, Tom Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Monday 26 September 2005 08:39, Dossy Shiobara wrote:
>
> > One warning: hosting dynamic pages (ADPs) this way is very dangerous.
> > Software virtual servers with AOLserver is ONLY safe for static content
> > only.
>
> Isn't this only tr
Hi,
I want to run AOLserver on two ports, 80 and 81. 80 will be for the internet
and 81 for the intranet. I would like to share the Ns_Caches between both
servers, so as I understand it, the servers must run in the same process to
share the Ns_Caches. AOLserver 4.0b2 has the option
-B bind add
We use the configuration you outlined below with 3.4, except that we
use port 80 on different IP addresses. Works great.
Jim
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to run AOLserver on two ports, 80 and 81. 80 will be for the internet
> and 81 for the intranet. I would like to share the Ns_Caches between both
> ser
