Mandy Singh wrote:
Thanks ascs. This is a good explanation.
The only other question that partially remains unanswered is that if
I run apacheN on port 80 (and access my site as
<http://mysite.com>http://mysite.com) and run apacheN+1 on port 8080
(and access site as
<http://mysecondsite.com:8080>http://mysecondsite.com:8080) - what
can i do special to access
<http://mysecondsite.com:8080>http://mysecondsite.com:8080 without
the port number (as if it was running on port 80). Did you get what
I was trying to say? Is this a legtimate question? :)
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As the person who replied to your first post mentioned, you use a
reverse proxy to do this.
Instructions on how you do it are here:
http://www.apachetutor.org/admin/reverseproxies
Dragon
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