On 26 Nov 2002, 08:33:56, Irvin Temp wrote:
>
>
> i set up apache and name-base virtualhosting on my
> box. my pcs name is home-woody.dm0nkz.net then
> created a vhost of
>
> a) vhosta.testing.org
> b) vhostb.dm0nkz.net
OK DNS - my Best Thing
in db.dm0nkz.net:
home-woody A 192.1
* Irvin Temp ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) [021126 08:48]:
> i set up apache and name-base virtualhosting on my
> box. my pcs name is home-woody.dm0nkz.net then
> created a vhost of
>
> a) vhosta.testing.org
> b) vhostb.dm0nkz.net
>
> so i then created a cname for vhostb.dm0nkz.net and
> vhosta.testing
On Tue, Nov 26, 2002 at 08:33:56AM -0800, Irvin Temp wrote:
> home-woody.dm0nkz.net. A 192.168.0.1
>
> vhosta.testing.org. CNAME hanz-woody
> vhostbCNAME hanz-woody
> cname for vhosta.testing.org? can i do this at all? or
> i need to setup a
> anot
At 11:27 AM 11/26/02 -0800, nate wrote:
>Irvin Temp said:
>
>> home-woody.dm0nkz.net. A 192.168.0.1
>>
>> vhosta.testing.org. CNAME hanz-woody
>> vhostb CNAME hanz-woody
>
>
>I'm no DNS expert but I learned a few years back that CNAMEs
>required FQDNs to
Irvin Temp said:
> home-woody.dm0nkz.net. A 192.168.0.1
>
> vhosta.testing.org. CNAME hanz-woody
> vhostbCNAME hanz-woody
I'm no DNS expert but I learned a few years back that CNAMEs
required FQDNs to funciton on both sides, so you would need
vho
i set up apache and name-base virtualhosting on my
box. my pcs name is home-woody.dm0nkz.net then
created a vhost of
a) vhosta.testing.org
b) vhostb.dm0nkz.net
so i then created a cname for vhostb.dm0nkz.net and
vhosta.testing.com
like
...
home-woody.dm0nkz.net. A 192.168.0.1
vhosta.tes
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