Graham Clarke did speak thusly:
mod_vhost_alias takes the requested URL and matches a directory on
the server. The point of using mod_vhost_alias is so you don't have
to create vritual host record for each site on your server.
my domain is setup as a wildcard domain, so *.mydomain.com will no
mod_vhost_alias takes the requested URL and matches a directory on the
server. The point of using mod_vhost_alias is so you don't have to
create vritual host record for each site on your server.
my domain is setup as a wildcard domain, so *.mydomain.com will not
produce a DNS error.
Graham
Graham Clarke did speak thusly:
Hi - I'd like to setup a meaningful error page for a virtual host
that uses mod_vhost_alias. If a visitor enters a url that doesn't
exist on the server they're served a custom error page.
Here's a simple example:
The vhost has:
VirtualDocumentRoot /var/www/htm
Hi - I'd like to setup a meaningful error page for a virtual host that
uses mod_vhost_alias. If a visitor enters a url that doesn't exist on
the server they're served a custom error page.
Here's a simple example:
The vhost has:
VirtualDocumentRoot /var/www/html/customer/%1
Requests for htt
