I would think the easiest way to do this is with a
single server and use public and private ip addresses
for your public and private sites. I think you can
also do it with valves that would restrict access
based on the client ip number. Never tried it though.
Eel
- Original Message -
Hi,
What's the minimum I need to do with configurations and
directory setups to make a virtual host for Tomcat 4? I tried the following
in
server.xml and http://virtualhost.mydomainx.com got sent to the
default webapp instead of $CATALINA_HOME/vh1:
Host name=virtualhost.mydomainx.com debug=0
Very unlikely that Code Red could affect Tomcat, although not
inconceivable that a variant has hit your system. Are you running
on Windows? Code Red requests are very common still, so the
presence of them doesn't mean much. I would think you'd have to
give very liberal CGI access to be