In httpd.conf, inside each VirtualHost, you can set the ServerAlias
directive - it will allow the same VirtualHost to recognize multiple
domain names:
NameVirtualHost 12.34.56.78
<VirtualHost 12.34.56.78>
ServerName myCompany.com
ServerAlias myCompany.net myCompany.org myOtherCompany.com
#deploy webapps for this site
WebAppDeploy ROOT conn /
WebAppDeploy manager conn /manager
</VirtualHost>
This way you can have multiple domains point to the same <Host> in
server.xml. I am not sure if Apache passes the original domain name or
the aliased one to Tomcat though.
Otherwise you will have to create multiple <Host>s in server.xml and
deploy your context in each one. Does anyone know how to configure TC
to recognize the same webapp across all Hosts?
-August
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> I've read many posts about virtual hosts and Tomcat with and without
> mod_jk/mod_webapp, but haven't found a real answer to my question.
> We want to
> map multiple hosts to a single <Host> config in server.xml. I
> thought the
> defaultHost setting would do this, but it doesn't work. If I have
> DNS entries
> for server1.xyz.com and server2.abc.com that point to the same IP
> address and
> an Apache virtual host and on to mod_webapp, if I don't define and
> <Host>
> settings, Tomcat will serve out any web apps in the webapps
> directory. The
> problem is that I'd like to run the manager app, but that requires
> privileged="true" which (as far as I know) must be done in a
> <Host><Context>
> config. Basically we want to map multiple domains to a webapp and
> based on
> the "host" value, send a response out. Kind of along the lines of
> Apache's
> wildcard host syntax.
>
> Hope the post isn't too confusing. Any ideas?
>
> -Pat
>
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