Paella only on sundays.. at 2pm.. precicely!
I missed the virutal host/ virtual directory bit
I shall post more stuff as I come across it.. the other trick that I
implemented was to run a separate instance of Apache.. (on windows) I
shall blog that at some point!
Regards
Mark Drew
On Wed,
I did find that I could setup virtual hosts on the same
domain under different ports and 'map' seperate CF instances
to them. Then mod_rewrite can be employed to move requests
from foo.com/home to foo.com and foo.com/yourhome to foo.com:88.
Out of curiosity, why do you want separate
We have a server on our intranet hosting several CF apps all under one
CFMX instance. A couple of these apps have grown in popularity and
I'd like to run thme under a seperate CFMX instance BUT retain the URL
path. Running https too, so IIRC, can't use host headers. We are
using IIS now, can
We have a server on our intranet hosting several CF apps all
under one CFMX instance. A couple of these apps have grown
in popularity and I'd like to run thme under a seperate CFMX
instance BUT retain the URL
path. Running https too, so IIRC, can't use host headers. We are
using IIS
because I'm not at all familiar with what you are saying. I setup two
CFMX instances, cfone and cftwo with context paths /one and /two set
respectfully. (what to set the doc roots to?) Now, how to setup IIS?
I have the main site on port 80 hooked up to instance cfone. How to
get a cirtual
ah, ic, just played with this some more. I setup a virtual directory
in IIS say TWO/, modify the extension mappings to use the proper
wsconfig dir for cftwo instance. I can see http://domain/TWO using
the cftwo instance. Might have some mapping/cust tag path issues to
setup, but looks like it
Ok, I got a box with CFMX installed on JRun, actually have 2 instances
installed, say one is cfusionone and cfusiontwo. In IIS I know I can
add a new site, via different port or host-headers, so that
http://domain:80/ uses cfusionone and http://domain:88/ uses
cfusiontwo. How to do this in
Ok, I got a box with CFMX installed on JRun, actually have 2
instances installed, say one is cfusionone and cfusiontwo.
In IIS I know I can add a new site, via different port or
host-headers, so that http://domain:80/ uses cfusionone and
http://domain:88/ uses cfusiontwo. How to do this
ah, the one place I failed to lookup. danke sir. Now, I see how to
do this using virtual hosts in Apache, which appears to be analogous
to a site in IIS. Now, what I want to do is create two virtualhosts
based on the dir. domain/foo and domain/goo where the domain is the
same. Is that
I blogged on this you might find it helpful
http://cybersonic.blogspot.com/2004/09/apache-virtual-hosts-php-cf5-and-cfmx.html
Regards
Mark Drew
On Tue, 16 Nov 2004 17:36:10 -0500, Douglas Knudsen
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ah, the one place I failed to lookup. danke sir. Now, I see how to
ah, the one place I failed to lookup. danke sir. Now, I see
how to do this using virtual hosts in Apache, which appears
to be analogous to a site in IIS. Now, what I want to do is
create two virtualhosts based on the dir. domain/foo and
domain/goo where the domain is the same. Is
Mark, kewl, helpful, but not for what I was wanting to do. Wow,
Valencia, eh? Sweet place, can we say paella?
I did find that I could setup virtual hosts on the same domain under
different ports and 'map' seperate CF instances to them. Then
mod_rewrite can be employed to move requests from
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