Hi,
Can anyone point me to a FAQ, etc. for how to setup my RH 5.1 /
Apache 1.3.3 / ModSSL setup for IP based multiple hosts?
I am currently using one IP, but will soon be given a block for
multiple host names. I will need to configure both Apache and my Linux
box for this, so any pointe
On Sun, Oct 25, 1998, John Leveron wrote:
> Can anyone point me to a FAQ, etc. for how to setup my RH 5.1 /
> Apache 1.3.3 / ModSSL setup for IP based multiple hosts?
>
> I am currently using one IP, but will soon be given a block for
> multiple host names. I will need to configure both
> Can anyone point me to a FAQ, etc. for how to setup my RH 5.1 /
> Apache 1.3.3 / ModSSL setup for IP based multiple hosts?
I think it's included well in Apache-Docu (http://localhost/manual)
Linux:
To set up an IP:
for instance we have pri.com = 1.2.3.4
and snd.com = 1.2.3.
Just a two hints about this list, because people asked
me more than once the last week about it:
1. You know that only subscribers can post because of the spamming services.
So, when you want to post from a different address this means Majordomo has
to know your address. But you don't have
Hello Victor,
as the cited begger for DSO I might argue at this:
> Hm.
> 1. Why you need two httpd servers in first place ?
Because to avoid heavy memory consumption for all customer servers.
> 2. How much is memory penalty for not-used mod_ssl ?
>
That's not the point; If you want to be
(just a comment)
> > So I'm not sure that this will help ISP's at all (you still must reinstall
> > apache!) while this will be help distribution creators (like me :-)...
> Why not ?
> You may just create a (completly) virtualized apache and provide
> a httpd.conf with all commonly used modules a
1- Multiple IP configuration for apache is very well explained
in the standard documentation (single interface/multiple names
is very well explained, too... BTW)
2- Alias interface in RH51:
netcfg -> interfaces -> (click interface: eth0, eth1,...) -> alias
Assign ip address and netmask, and
